Precocious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECOCIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• exceptionally early in development or occurrence
• (of a child) having developed certain abilities or inclinations at an earlier age than is usual or expected
• (of behaviour or ability) having developed at an earlier age than is usual or expected
• (of a plant) flowering or fruiting earlier than usual.
• Ripe or mature before the proper or natural time; early or prematurely ripe or developed; as, precocious trees.
• Developed more than is natural or usual at a given age; exceeding what is to be expected of one\'s years; too forward; -- used especially of mental forwardness; as, a precocious child; precocious talents.
• characterized by or characteristic of exceptionally early development or maturity (especially in mental aptitude)
• appearing or developing early

Words related to PRECOCIOUS

precociously21 precociousness20

Words that contain PRECOCIOUS

precociously21 precociousness20 precociousnesse21 precociousnesses22

How to use PRECOCIOUS in a sentence

• To him, in an equal degree with his grandmother, we must give the credit of bringing forward the precocious boy in his early studies.
• He early distinguished himself in his studies, for he was precocious and had great abilities.
• He was a sad, solitary, pensive, but precocious young man, whose youth was marked by an unfortunate attachment to a haughty Florentine girl.
• Mozart had been so much caressed and flattered by court beauties as a child that he was precocious in flirtation.
• Then she began to fear I must be ill, and took me to a doctor, who said I was much too precocious for my years, and would be better when the weather got warmer.
• He was precocious as a child, having read a number of books before he was six years old.
• Isaac was early remarked as a very precocious child.
• The whole fury of the winds appear ed to have been expended in their precocious effort.
• Precocious children were thrust forward to his attention.
• But he was not precocious, and in some respects was even decidedly backward.
• I was born of parents who, though not poor, were respectable, and I had also the additional distinction of being a precocious child.
• I differed from most precocious children, however, in not dying young, and that opportunity, once let slip, is now forever gone.
• According to the Roman ideas of the family and of its discipline, this was a precocious and excessive ambition, unbecoming a matron, much less a young girl.
• His own precocious commercial experience, when, as a boy, he had played his little part in the barter and trade, had blinded him on that side.
• Mary Baker was a nervous, high-strung girl, unusually attractive in personal appearance, proud, precocious, self-conscious, masterful.
• Pope settled at home at the early age of twelve, and plunged into the delights of miscellaneous reading with the ardour of precocious talent.
• Napoleon was only nine years old when this decision was made, but very precocious.
• Those women who mature late retain their beauty and their strength many years after their precocious sisters have become old, decrepit, and broken down.
• It was usual for them to say, “Such a child will not live,” for it is commonly believed that precocious children do not reach maturity.
• All are prolific, precocious and of superior cracking quality.
• Weeping-willow, bow thy head! Our precocious fowl is dead.
• George is still a child, but he is precocious enough to be learning the language, and thus laying the foundation of his interest in little-known tongues.
• A vice-admiral at forty-four! A man who is a rear-admiral with us at fifty-five is very precocious.
• Many remember their own precocious education on forbidden topics, yet seem to imagine their children will be immune from such experiences.
• Nor does he possess those brilliant qualities which bring the Precocious Undergraduate to premature ruin.
• He was so long that the most precocious pupil of the public schools could not have committed him to memory in a week.
• By this time, too, the precocious and ungovernable boy had become, as he flattered himself, a complete atheist.
• Mason was more than impressed by her extreme youth, in its setting of precocious womanly grace and charm.
• Being a precocious youth, he could fight when only three days old, and killed the Dragon-king of the Eastern Sea.
• By this I mean that nothing is more fatally pernicious for the true artist than the precocious facility which invites cheap success.
• A sad size a size that is not sad is blue as every bit of blue is precocious.

Similar words containing COCIOU without suffix s and without prefix pre

precociously21 precociousness20 precociousnesse21 precociousnesses22

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