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What does it mean to say someone is a natural at something?

Saying someone is a "natural" at something implies they have a remarkable innate ability or talent for it. This means:

* They seem to effortlessly pick it up: They learn quickly and easily, without needing extensive practice or instruction.

* They have a natural aptitude: They possess a specific talent or predisposition for the skill that makes them excel compared to others.

* It feels effortless: Their performance appears smooth, graceful, and instinctive, as if they were born to do it.

However, it's important to remember that:

* Natural talent isn't everything: While natural talent can be a great advantage, it's often combined with hard work and dedication to achieve mastery.

* "Natural" can be subjective: What seems natural to one person might require significant effort from another. It's also influenced by personal perception.

In essence, "natural" is a compliment that acknowledges a person's remarkable talent and ability.

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