Pronunciation: /səˈvɑnt/
noun a person of learning; especially one with detailed knowledge in a specialized field
A1 My friend is a savant when it comes to fixing cars.
A2 The young savant amazed everyone with her ability to solve complex math problems.
B1 The savant artist's paintings were highly sought after by collectors.
B2 As a savant in the field of technology, he revolutionized the industry with his inventions.
C1 The musical savant could play any piece of music by ear after hearing it only once.
C2 The savant neuroscientist's groundbreaking research led to major advancements in the understanding of the brain.
formal The young savant displayed exceptional skills in mathematics at a very early age.
informal My friend is a total savant when it comes to playing the guitar.
slang That guy is a real savant when it comes to fixing cars.
figurative She's a savant at navigating through complex social situations.
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