Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

child-prodigy

Noun

‘chīld ‘prädəjē

Definition

A child prodigy is a young person who is exceptionally talented or precocious in a particular area, often demonstrating skills or abilities that are advanced for their age.

Examples

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is a famous example of a child prodigy; he composed music at a very young age.
Many child prodigies excel in mathematics, solving complex problems that even adults struggle with.
When she could barely read, Emma was already writing stories, proving to be a true child prodigy.

Meaning

The term ‘child prodigy’ refers to a minor, usually a child or early adolescent, who exhibits extraordinary abilities or talents, typically in fields such as music, mathematics, or sciences.