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gifted Definition


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gift
noun
    1. Something given; a present.
      Thesaurus: present, donation, benefaction, grant, gratuity, boon, alms, endowment, bequest, bounty, charity, provision.
    2. A natural ability.
      Thesaurus: ability, aptitude, knack, talent, faculty, capacity, genius.
    3. The act or process of giving.
      Example: the gift of a book
    4. colloq
      Something easily obtained, made easily available or simply easy.
      Example: The first exam question was a gift
verb
    gifted, gifting
    1. formal
      To give something as a present to someone.
Idiom: in someone's gift
    formal
    Able to be given away by someone if they wish.
Idiom: look a gift horse in the mouth
    Note: usually with negatives
    To find fault with or quibble over a gift or unexpected opportunity.
Idiom: gift of the gab
Etymology: 13c: from Norse gipt.





gifted
adj
    1. Having a great natural ability.
      Thesaurus: talented, endowed, clever, capable, adroit, accomplished, expert, masterly, ingenious, intelligent.
Derivative: giftedness
noun


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