infant prodigy

noun

1. an exceptionally talented child

Example Sentences

As a 12-year-old he discovers, after several piano lessons, that he is not merely an “infant prodigy,” but “a true artist.”

From The Daily Beast

I am going to show people that a boy can play as well as a man even though he isn't an Infant Prodigy.

From Project Gutenberg

Born at Madrid, where he spent most of his life, Lope was an infant prodigy who fulfilled the promise of his youth.

From Project Gutenberg

At this time he was two years and three weeks old, truly an infant prodigy!

From Project Gutenberg

The year before the other woman had been living in his house, his wife had herself brought the infant prodigy often to see me.

From Project Gutenberg

Some infant prodigy which is a standard of mischief throughout its neighbourhood misleads them.

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