1. plural of genius; people with exceptional intellectual or creative ability
Usage: most common sense; countable noun
2. plural of genius; exceptional natural ability or talent in a particular field
Usage: often used with 'for' or 'in'
3. plural of genius; the distinctive character or spirit of a place, culture, or era
Usage: formal or literary use

Examples

• The school identified several mathematical geniuses among the students.
• Mozart and Einstein are considered geniuses of their respective fields.
• She has a genius for languages; in fact, many geniuses in linguistics share her approach.
• The geniuses of the Renaissance transformed art and science forever.
• These young geniuses won the international science competition.
• He recognized the geniuses of different cultures through their art and philosophy.