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Definition of talent
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Talent
(v. t.)
Inclination;
will;
disposition;
desire.
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Inferiority
::
Inferiority
() The state of being
inferior;
a lower state or
condition;
as,
inferiority
of rank, of
talents,
of age, of
worth..
Ingeny
::
Ingeny
(n.)
Natural
gift or
talent;
ability;
wit;
ingenuity.
Estimate
::
Estimate
(v. t.) To judge and form an
opinion
of the value of, from
imperfect
data, --
either
the
extrinsic
(money),
or
intrinsic
(moral),
value;
to fix the worth of
roughly
or in a
general
way; as, to
estimate
the value of goods or land; to
estimate
the worth or
talents
of a
person..
#NAME?
::
-ed () The
termination
of the past
participle
of
regular,
or weak,
verbs;
also, of
analogous
participial
adjectives
from
nouns;
as,
pigmented;
talented..
Misemploy
::
Misemploy
(v. t.) To
employ
amiss;
as, to
misemploy
time,
advantages,
talents,
etc..
Ability
::
Ability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being able; power to
perform,
whether
physical,
moral,
intellectual,
conventional,
or
legal;
capacity;
skill or
competence
in
doing;
sufficiency
of
strength,
skill,
resources,
etc.; -- in the
plural,
faculty,
talent..
Equal
::
Equal (n.) One not
inferior
or
superior
to
another;
one
having
the same or a
similar
age, rank,
station,
office,
talents,
strength,
or other
quality
or
condition;
an equal
quantity
or
number;
as, If
equals
be taken from
equals
the
remainders
are
equal..
Able
::
Able
(superl.)
Specially:
Having
intellectual
qualifications,
or
strong
mental
powers;
showing
ability
or
skill;
talented;
clever;
powerful;
as, the
ablest
man in the
senate;
an able
speech..
Ostracism
::
Ostracism
(n.)
Banishment
by
popular
vote, -- a means
adopted
at
Athens
to rid the city of a
person
whose
talent
and
influence
gave
umbrage..
Talent
::
Talent
(v. t.)
Inclination;
will;
disposition;
desire.
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To
satisfy;
grafity
or
minister
to, as any
sense,
talent,
taste,
or
desire..
Maltalent
::
Maltalent
(n.) Ill will;
malice.
Misuse
::
Misuse
(v. t.) To treat or use
improperly;
to use to a bad
purpose;
to
misapply;
as, to
misuse
one's
talents..
Gift
::
Gift (v. t.) Some
quality
or
endowment
given to man by God; a
preeminent
and
special
talent
or
aptitude;
power;
faculty;
as, the gift of wit; a gift for
speaking..
Part
::
Part (n.) A
constituent
of
character
or
capacity;
quality;
faculty;
talent;
--
usually
in the
plural
with a
collective
sense.
Venality
::
Venality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
venal,
or
purchasable;
mercenariness;
prostitution
of
talents,
offices,
or
services,
for money or
reward;
as, the
venality
of a
corrupt
court;
the
venality
of an
official..
Talent
::
Talent
(v. t.) 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 ?243 15s.
sterling,
or about
$1,180..
Nous
::
Nous (n.)
Intellect;
understanding;
talent;
-- used
humorously.
Capacity
::
Capacity
(n.)
Ability;
power
pertaining
to, or
resulting
from, the
possession
of
strength,
wealth,
or
talent;
possibility
of being or of
doing..
Pride
::
Pride (n.) The
quality
or state of being
proud;
inordinate
self-esteem;
an
unreasonable
conceit
of one's own
superiority
in
talents,
beauty,
wealth,
rank, etc., which
manifests
itself
in lofty airs,
distance,
reserve,
and often in
contempt
of
others..
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