geniuses (Meaning)

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geniuses (pl.)

of Genius

The geniuses of the Renaissance left a lasting legacy of innovation and artistry.
Albert Einstein and Marie Curie are considered two of history's greatest geniuses.
The young geniuses displayed an exceptional understanding of mathematics at a tender age.
The technological advancements made by these geniuses have revolutionized our world.
The greatest geniuses often possess a unique combination of intelligence, creativity, and perseverance.
Recognizing and nurturing geniuses is crucial for the advancement of human knowledge and progress.
The geniuses of our time are tackling some of the world's most pressing problems.
Artists, musicians, and writers are often regarded as geniuses for their extraordinary creative abilities.
The pursuit of genius requires an unwavering commitment to learning and experimentation.
The contributions of geniuses throughout history have shaped and continue to inspire the human experience.

of Genius

brains, thinkers,intellects, brainiacs, savants, masters, virtuosi, whizzes, wizards, virtuosos

pinheads, morons, nitwits, nitwits, morons, dunces, knuckleheads, numskulls, blockheads, imbeciles

The geniuses of the Renaissance left a lasting legacy of innovation and artistry.

Albert Einstein and Marie Curie are considered two of history's greatest geniuses.

The young geniuses displayed an exceptional understanding of mathematics at a tender age.

The technological advancements made by these geniuses have revolutionized our world.