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genius

Definition for genius

noun as in gift of high intellect

Strongest matches

ability, accomplishment, acumen, aptitude, brilliance, flair, imagination, ingenuity, inspiration, intelligence, inventiveness, originality, prodigy, prowess, talent, wisdom

Strong matches

acuteness, aptness, astuteness, bent, brain, capability, capacity, creativity, discernment, endowment, expertise, faculty, grasp, head, inclination, knack, perspicacity, power, precocity, propensity, sagacity, understanding, virtuosity

Weak matches

maturity, percipience, reach

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Example Sentences

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I have many nephews and many nieces and they’re all geniuses.

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And this is the genius of Saudi Arabia's strategy - that the country becomes associated with fun.

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Despite his rancid politics, Wagner was a true genius who remains popular nearly 150 years after his death.

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Cemeteries are invaluable compasses, a theme that binds Enriquez’s essays, and “Somebody Is Walking on Your Grave” is an immersive testament to her genius.

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If Kavalier were better at faking kindness, Wendy might have continued viewing him as her boy genius and reveled in being his favorite.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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