Precocity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECOCITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being precocious
• early maturing or development
• The quality or state of being precocious; untimely ripeness; premature development, especially of the mental powers; forwardness.
• intelligence achieved far ahead of normal developmental schedules
ADJECTIVE:
• (of behaviour or ability) having developed at an earlier age than is usual or expected
• (of a plant) flowering or fruiting earlier than usual.
• (of a child) having developed certain abilities or inclinations at an earlier age than is usual or expected
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• exceptionally early in development or occurrence

Words related to PRECOCITY

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How to use PRECOCITY in a sentence

• That which characterized him was a remarkable precocity, greater than that of anybody of whom I have read.
• But precocity is not always the presage of future greatness.
• This was the celebrated Peter Abelard, born in the year 1079, in Brittany, of noble parents, and a boy of remarkable precocity.
• It seems that she was of extraordinary precocity, and very early attracted attention.
• The great peculiarity of his youth was his precocity.
• His early education he secured from his father, and this training, coupled with his natural brilliancy, enabled him to develop genuine precocity.
• What advice would you give about precocity in children? Why? 10.
• I cannot learn that he gave in his youth any evidence of that precocity which sometimes distinguishes uncommon genius.
• The dog, a puppy, barked at Clarissa and was promptly kicked for its precocity.
• This gravity is peculiarly remarkable in Indian children, who at the age of four or five years display more intelligence and precocity than the children of whites.
• It is a great mistake to suppose that youthful precocity is one of the innovations of modern times.
• He did not shew extraordinary powers of genius, but extraordinary precocity.
• Her blood was purely Jewish, and the Jewish characteristic of precocity was conspicuous in her from the first.
• Such was the pious precocity of Vallabha that at the age of twelve he had already discovered a new religion and started on a pilgrimage to preach it.
• It is certain that no glittering precocity brought disappointment to his maturer years, and he was already nineteen when he achieved his first imprisonment.
• A boy, recently home from school, wished to give his father an exhibition of his precocity.
• But, notwithstanding his precocity, his powers continued to a remarkable age.
• Pope was eager for the praise of remarkable precocity, and was weak and insincere enough to alter the dates of some of his writings in order to strengthen his claim.
• It has been suggested that this precocity is nothing remarkable or unnatural, since it is often seen in little lambs and other young animals.
• Often the manifestation of sexual precocity is less gross, but almost equally fraught with danger, nevertheless.
• Here is the key to the origin of much of the sexual precocity and depravity which curse humanity.
• He slept all night and a good third of the day, and, beyond cutting ten teeth in as many months, exhibited no precocity.
• No similar instance of precocity is to be found in the military history of mankind.
• It was more probably written when he was twelve or fourteen, as he showed at nine none of the signs of precocity which such a composition indicates.
• Though he had been much put out by the precocity of that embrace, there was nevertheless a sweetness about it which lingered on his lips.
• It deals severely with the precocity of a youthful lover who has been detected wooing his lady in the Park.
• His many-sidedness shows him to have been a man of wide sympathies, whilst the astonishing rapidity of his development testifies to the precocity of his talent.
• In society, in the best institutions of men, it is easy to detect a certain precocity.
• Fragile and sensitive, she was educated at home, by her cultivated father and mother, under whose solicitous training she developed an alarming precocity.
• He was educated at the college Mazarin, and surprised his Jansenist teachers by his brilliance and precocity.
• She fancied that she resembled the courtesan in face and general appearance, and in a certain precocity of heart and brain of which she was conscious.
• The students attributed to her the most abstruse knowledge, and stories of her precocity were repeated proudly by the Lane folk.
• When we consider the important role that church music played in those times, such precocity is remarkable.
• But there has been another story of his infant precocity generally circulated, and generally believed, the truth of which I am to refute upon his own authority.
• Too much is expected from precocity, and too little performed.
• Eudora was now sixteen, and the woman-famine in all the land had gifted her with a surprising precocity.
• With the precocity of a frontier child, she half realized the truth.

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