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Precocious

Verb / prɪˈkəʊʃʌs / / pri:ˈkəʊʃʌs / Another word for precocious — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

having developed certain abilities or inclinations at an earlier age than usual

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Example sentences

  1. The precocious puppy was already able to sit and roll over at just two months old.
  2. The precocious artist was already painting masterpieces at the age of seven.
  3. The precocious musician was playing the piano like a professional by the age of six.
  4. The precocious mathematician was solving complex equations before even starting school.
  5. The precocious athlete was already competing in national tournaments at just ten years old.

Quotes

  • 'Precocious children often turn out to be bold, adventurous adults who seek new challenges.' - Queen Rania of Jordan
  • 'Precocious talent is a gift that should be nurtured and encouraged.' - Jane Seymour
  • 'I was a precocious child... I was self-aware and highly motivated.' - Jodie Foster

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