1. people, especially young people, with exceptional talents or abilities
Usage: plural of prodigy
2. extraordinary or marvelous things or events
Usage: plural of prodigy; less common usage

Examples

• The music school attracted young prodigies from around the world.
• Chess prodigies often begin playing competitively before age ten.
• Mathematical prodigies can solve complex equations in their heads.
• The concert featured three piano prodigies performing classical pieces.
• Child prodigies sometimes struggle with social development.
• These technological advances are modern prodigies of engineering.
• The ancient texts described celestial prodigies that amazed observers.