genius
/ˈdʒinjəs/
noun
- A person of extraordinary intelligence or creative ability.
- It takes a genius to solve such complex mathematical problems.
- The young artist was called a genius for her innovative paintings.
- Einstein is widely regarded as a genius in physics.
- Exceptional intellectual or creative power; great natural ability.
- The invention showed true genius in its simplicity.
- He had a genius for making people feel at ease.
- Her genius for storytelling captivated the entire audience.
- The prevailing character or spirit of a place, person, or era.
- The genius of the Renaissance was a rebirth of art and learning.
- The genius of the city lies in its blend of old and new.
- Each culture has its own unique genius that shapes its traditions.
Synonyms
adjective
- Very clever or original; characteristic of a genius.
- That was a genius idea to solve the traffic problem.
- She made a genius move in the chess game.
- The chef's genius recipe used unexpected ingredients.