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UK/["/ˈtæləntɪd/"]/US/["/ˈtæləntɪd/"]/

Meaning of Talented

In simple words: Having a natural ability to do something well.

Talented in a sentence

  • a talented player/musician/artist
  • Some of these young musicians are incredibly talented.
  • She's an extremely talented singer.
  • The kids at this school are all exceptionally talented in some way.
  • We're looking for talented young designers to join our team.

How to use Talented

Use 'talented' to describe someone who is skilled at something. It is appropriate in both casual and professional contexts. Avoid using it to describe someone's personal qualities unrelated to skills.

Grammar pattern

talented + at + gerund/noun

Memory hint

Think of 'talented' as 'tallented' — someone whose tall skills stand out.

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Collocations with Talented

Synonyms for Talented

Opposites of Talented

  • untalented
  • incompetent
  • inept

Common mistakes with Talented

  • Saying 'talent' instead of 'talented' when describing a person.
  • Using 'talented' without mentioning the specific skill or ability.
  • Confusing 'talented' with 'talentless'.

Compare Talented with Skilled, Expert, Capable

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Frequently asked questions about Talented

What does Talented mean?

Having a natural ability to do something well.

What is the definition of Talented?

having a natural ability to do something well

How do you use Talented in a sentence?

a talented player/musician/artist

Can you give another example of Talented?

Some of these young musicians are incredibly talented.

What are synonyms for Talented?

Common alternatives include gifted, skilled, expert, proficient, capable.

What is the opposite of Talented?

Opposite meanings include untalented, incompetent, inept.

What words go with Talented?

It commonly pairs with be, seem, extremely, fairly, very.

What are common mistakes when using Talented?

Saying 'talent' instead of 'talented' when describing a person. Using 'talented' without mentioning the specific skill or ability. Confusing 'talented' with 'talentless'.

How do you pronounce Talented?

US: /["/ˈtæləntɪd/"]/, UK: /["/ˈtæləntɪd/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Talented?

Use 'talented' to describe someone who is skilled at something. It is appropriate in both casual and professional contexts. Avoid using it to describe someone's personal qualities unrelated to skills.

What CEFR level is Talented?

"Talented" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.