aptitude — natural ability or skill; talent for learning or doing something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: natural ability or skill; talent for learning or doing something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈæptɪtuːd/
Korean meaning: 적성, 재능, 소질
Korean pronunciation: **앱**터튜드
Example Sentences
- His aptitude for cooking showed when he turned leftover pizza into a gourmet masterpiece.
- The company uses aptitude tests to identify candidates with the right skills.
- She discovered her aptitude for languages when she accidentally ordered duck feet instead of duck at a Chinese restaurant.
aptitude
NOUN//ˈæptɪtuːd//
natural ability or skill; talent for learning or doing something
A young pianist displays remarkable aptitude for music performance
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Her aptitude shines with the right attitude and gratitude!
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Origin
From Latin 'aptitudo', derived from 'aptus' meaning 'fitted' or 'suitable'. The Latin root comes from the verb 'apere' meaning 'to fit' or 'to attach'.
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“His aptitude for cooking showed when he turned leftover pizza into a gourmet masterpiece.”
“The company uses aptitude tests to identify candidates with the right skills.”
“She discovered her aptitude for languages when she accidentally ordered duck feet instead of duck at a Chinese restaurant.”
“Students with high mathematical aptitude often excel in engineering programs.”
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