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gifted

Adjective
pl: nullpast: nullpp: nulling: nullcomp: more giftedsup: most gifted

This term carries a strong connotation of innate, effortless brilliance. It suggests that a person was born with a specific capacity that sets them apart from the average population, rather than achieving a skill through sheer grit or long-term study. It is frequently used in educational contexts to identify students who require advanced curricula. While generally positive, the word can sometimes imply a sense of isolation or a burden, as the gap between a gifted individual and their peers can create social or emotional distance. It differs from talented in that it often implies a higher, more rare level of raw intellectual or artistic power.

Meanings

Adjective

Having exceptional natural ability or talent.

"The gifted pianist performed a complex concerto."

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