Meaning & use
talented
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Having a natural ability or skill in a particular activity.
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She's a talented violinist who began performing at age six.
The team is full of talented young players.
A note on using this word
Talented describes innate or well-developed ability and is usually placed before a noun or followed by 'at,' rather than used with a verb.
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Words with an opposite meaning
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