Definition for Talent:

• Among the ancient Greeks, a weight and a denomination of money equal to 60 minae or 6,000 drachmae. The Attic talent, as a weight, was about 57 lbs. avoirdupois; as a denomination of silver money, its value was

Synonyms for Talent:

• n.

  •
  • inventiveness.
  •
  • artist,
  • past master,
  • find,
  • exponent,
  • best,
  • master,
  • old hand,
  • maestro,
  • queen,
  • celebrity,
  • superman,
  • notable.
  •
  • approach.
  •ability (noun)
  • gift,
  • smarts,
  • expertise,
  • green thumb,
  • endowment,
  • nose,
  • the formula,
  • thing,
  • a way with,
  • skill,
  • craft,
  • set,
  • knack,
  • know-how,
  • capability.
  •accomplishment (noun)
  • carrying outs,
  • bringing abouts,
  • effectings.
  •aptitude (noun)
  • giftednesses.
  •artistry (noun)
  • craftships,
  • virtuosities.
  •caliber (noun)
  • habilitations,
  • worthinesses.
  •capacity (noun)
  • up it.
  •cleverness (noun)
  • quick wits,
  • canninesses,
  • smartnesses.
  •dower (noun)
  • dowry,
  • Dowries.
  •efficiency (noun)
  • capablenesses.
  •faculty (noun)
  • knowing way arounds.
  •forte (noun)
  • ablenesses.
  •genius (noun)
  • precocities,
  • superabilities.
  •person (noun)
  • talent.
  •possibilities (noun)
  • pro spects,
  • pro spect,
  • pro-spects.
  •power (noun)
  • dynamism.
  •prodigy (noun)
  • marvel,
  • miracle,
  • luminary,
  • oddity,
  • star,
  • spectacle,
  • wonder,
  • shocker,
  • phenomenon,
  • curiosity,
  • magician,
  • sensation,
  • wizard,
  • rarity,
  • crackerjack,
  • stunner,
  • paragon,
  • thunderbolt,
  • mahatma,
  • expert,
  • whiz.
  •proficiency (noun)
  • head way,
  • head-way.
  •promise (noun)
  • good omen.
  •propensity (noun)
  • dis positions,
  • dis position,
  • dis-positions,
  • inclinings,
  • dis-position.
  •resource (noun)
  • quick-wittedness,
  • quickwittedness.
  •resourcefulness (noun)
  • re sourcefulnesses,
  • re-sourcefulnesses,
  • re sourcefulness,
  • re-sourcefulness.
  •right stuff (noun)
  • selfconfidence,
  • self confidence,
  • right-stuff,
  • the stuffs,
  • the making.
  •skill (noun)
  • artfulness,
  • competence,
  • adroitness,
  • dexterity,
  • adeptness,
  • technique,
  • mastery,
  • acuity,
  • deftness,
  • cunning,
  • experience.
  •style (noun)
  • expressiveness,
  • finesse,
  • craftsmanship,
  • grace,
  • eloquence,
  • style,
  • panache.
  •talent (noun)
  • natural endowment.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • functioning,
  • equipment,
  • trick,
  • repertoire,
  • art,
  • polish,
  • crumpet,
  • eye candy,
  • jailbait,
  • high gear,
  • professionalism,
  • mind,
  • core competence,
  • grasp,
  • showmanship,
  • pinup,
  • Cutie,
  • wizardry,
  • accomplishment,
  • dreamboat,
  • aptness,
  • looker,
  • smasher,
  • the wherewithal,
  • bent,
  • accuracy,
  • armory,
  • hand-eye coordination,
  • sex symbol,
  • sex object,
  • form,
  • sense,
  • acrobatics,
  • street smarts.
  •
  • class,
  • babe,
  • eyeful,
  • It,
  • ease.
  •
  • dish,
  • hot stuff.

Paraphrases for Talent:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    arrangements, artistes, developers, writers.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    calibre, excellence, donation, strength.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    talented, skilled, qualified.
  • Proper noun, singular
    talented, designers, powers.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    flair, brilliance, knack, genius, accomplishment, ingenuity, gift, brain.

Antonyms for Talent:

• n.

  • ability
    incapacity, incompetence, inability, lack, impotence, weakness, want, ignorance, ineptness, ineptitude, stupidity.
  • Other antonyms:
    imbecility, obtuseness, senselessness, handicap, disability, shortcoming, folly, dulness.

Talent Sentence Examples:

• Shenstone has left several proofs of this talent.

• But I do know this: that he had enough talent and energy to make a living, and didn't.

Hyponym for Talent:

• n.

  • person
    expert.