Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

young-prodigy

noun

/jʌŋ ˈprɒdɪdʒi/

Definition

A young prodigy is a child or young person who shows exceptional talent or ability in a particular area at an early age.

Examples

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a renowned young prodigy in classical music.
Many young prodigies are pushed to achieve even greater heights as they grow older.
During her adolescence, she was recognized as a young prodigy in mathematics.

Meaning

The term refers to individuals, often children or teenagers, who exhibit remarkable skills or intelligence far beyond their years, particularly in fields such as music, art, sports, or academics.