prodigy
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From Middle English prodige (“‘portent’”), from Latin prōdigium (“‘omen, portent, prophetic sign’”)
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prodigy (plural prodigies)
- (archaic) Something from which omens are drawn.
- An amazing or marvellous thing.
- A wonderful example of something.
- An extremely talented person, especially a child.
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something from which omens are drawn
wonderful example of something
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extremely talented person

