talent

Definition for talent

noun as in ability

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art, capability, capacity, expertise, flair, genius, gift, knack, know-how, power, savvy, skill, thing

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aptitude, aptness, bent, craft, endowment, facility, faculty, forte, head, inventiveness, nose, set, smarts, turn

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a way with, green thumb, the formula, the goods, the right stuff, what it takes

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Instead, she dedicated herself to her craft, serving it with the talent, discipline and commitment that were always admired by her colleagues.

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Norwood’s creator ignited a furor after she announced that the digital actress would soon be signed by a talent agency.

From Los Angeles Times

North East Mayor Kim McGuinness said: "We've seen Sam Fender rise from our own music community and I want to make sure he's just one of many incredible local talents that succeed."

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Few MLB lineups can rival the Dodgers’ combination of talent and production.

From Los Angeles Times

"As China steps onto the global stage, it is hungrier for talent than ever before," the article adds.

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