infant prodigy
an exceptionally talented child
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How to use infant prodigy in a sentence
As a 12-year-old he discovers, after several piano lessons, that he is not merely an “infant prodigy,” but “a true artist.”
American Dreams: 1912, ‘The Autobiography of an Ex-Coloured Man’ | Nathaniel Rich | February 20, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTI am going to show people that a boy can play as well as a man even though he isn't an infant prodigy.
Bee and Butterfly | Lucy Foster MadisonBorn at Madrid, where he spent most of his life, Lope was an infant prodigy who fulfilled the promise of his youth.
Modern Spanish Lyrics | VariousAt this time he was two years and three weeks old, truly an infant prodigy!
Rambles in an Old City | S. S. MaddersThe year before the other woman had been living in his house, his wife had herself brought the infant prodigy often to see me.
Intimate China | Mrs. Archibald Little
Some infant prodigy which is a standard of mischief throughout its neighbourhood misleads them.
Friends in Council | Arthur Helps
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