Antonym: untalented. Similar words: equivalent, unprecedented, calendar, tale, entertainment, integrated, violent, lenient. Meaning: ['tæləntɪd] 
adj. endowed with talent or talents.
adj. endowed with talent or talents. 
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61. He was a decent, talented man who used drugs.
62. Birch was also a talented artist.
63. Promotion prospects for talented people were slim.
64. Simpson is a talented singer and piano player.
65. Yuri Arbachakov, a talented but untested flyweight.
66. Ohio's football team has a talented stable of freshmen.
67. Michigan is a very talented team.
68. Howard is a talented pianist.
69. The talented chef uses buckwheat soba noodles effectively.
70. Cray liked to hire talented but newly minted engineers.
71. Ellen is one of our most talented young musicians.
72. They will be captained by their talented flanker, Bramall.
73. Where are all these talented players hiding?
74. It is not about identifying talented young athletes.
75. Sam was also a keen and talented naturalist.
76. And some talented people are simply disruptive.
77. But talented, independent thinkers always prefer to dress themselves.
78. He's an exceptionally talented dancer.
79. We have a talented, close-knit team.
80. Sniegs, that talented but tormented musician, had been deported.
81. Young, charming(sentencedict.com/talented.html), talented; she was also more resilient than he had anticipated.
82. He went on to sire a dozen children, and they all grew up to be musically talented as well.
83. You may know him as the talented creator of that incisive Tucson Weekly comic strip, Staggering Heights.
84. Aravinda de Silva heads the talented batting line-up, but the bowlers may struggle to keep the runs down.
85. She is gracious and talented, and no one begrudged her good fortune.
86. It was an outstanding performance by a talented young actor.
87. The newspaper seller who barks his wares at the corner of Baker Street is a talented example of his profession.
88. Please keep us informed if you know of any talented youngsters. 4.
89. She's quite talented but she subordinates all her interests to his.
90. He was adept with his hands, a talented artist, and a skilled fisherman who made his own flies and rods.
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