Synonyms of talents

talents

noun

plural of talent

as in aptitudes

a special and usually inborn ability

Liza's musical talent was already apparent by the time she was five

a talent for coming up with really funny answers to stupid questions

Synonyms & Similar Words

• aptitudes
• gifts
• knacks
• flairs
• faculties
• skills
• geniuses
• endowments
• affinities
• eyes
• tendencies
• bents
• genii
• ears
• minds
• inclinations
• capacities
• feels
• proclivities
• capabilities
• instincts
• impulses
• predilections
• biases
• predispositions
• powers
• propensities
• facilities
• potentials
• leanings
• heads
• dispositions
• competences
• ways
• proficiencies
• noses
• penchants
• specialties
• partialities
• touches
• habitudes
• turns
• specialities
• hangs
• fortes
• specialisms

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• disabilities
• handicaps
• weaknesses
• shortcomings
• inabilities
• incapacities

Examples Sentences

Recent Examples of talents

And the ongoing overall enterprise continues to have value as a launching pad for up-and-coming talents. —Dennis Harvey, Variety, 4 Oct. 2024

Leaders should also serve as coaches—guiding, mentoring and developing the talents of their team members. —Lynda Silsbee, Forbes, 4 Oct. 2024

Nobody Wants This makes the best use of Bell's talents in years. —Elizabeth Logan, Glamour, 4 Oct. 2024

Kids are inspired to explore activities and talents that interest them, and they're allowed to take ownership of them. —Christin Perry, Parents, 3 Oct. 2024

Quarterback Kirk Cousins has had more turnovers than big plays so far this year and running back Bijan Robinson hasn’t been given an opportunity to truly shine, despite his obvious talents. —Bychris Morris, Fortune, 3 Oct. 2024