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Definition of precocity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
intelligenceRare advanced mental ability at a young ageRare
- His precocity was evident when he started reading at age three.
2.
developmentRare early development of skills or understandingRare
- Her precocity in mathematics amazed her teachers.
Origin of precocity
Latin, praecox (early ripe)
Examples of precocity in a sentence
The child's precocity was clear in his advanced math skills. His precocity in language arts was evident from a young age. The child's musical precocity impressed the entire audience.
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- French:précocité, développement précoce, ...
- German:Frühreife, Begabung, ...
- Italian:precocità, ...
- Spanish:precocidad, ...
- Portuguese:precocidade, precocidade intelectual, ...
- Chinese:早熟, 早期发展, ...
- Japanese:早熟, 早成, ...
- Arabic:نُضْج مُبَكِّر, نُبُوغ مُبَكِّر, ...
- Hebrew:כִּשָּׁרוֹן מֻקְדָּם, הִתְפַּתְּחוּת מוּקְדֶמֶת, ...
- Russian:раннее развитие, одарённость, ...
- Ukrainian:розумовий розвиток, передчасний розвиток, ...
- Hindi:असामयिक प्रखरता, प्रारंभिक विकास, ...
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