pre·co·cious·ness [prɪˈkəʊʃəsnəs] СУЩ. no мн., pre·coc·ity [prɪˈkɒsəti] СУЩ. no мн. form
1. precociousness (early development):
2. precociousness уничиж. (maturing too early):
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These forms of precocity lead the individual into difficulties and should be recognized early in the development of the individual.
en.wikipedia.org The precocity of intellect and the religious fervor of the boy attracted general admiration.
en.wikipedia.org This is called "heterosexual" precocity.
en.wikipedia.org Pope's published correspondence with the dramatist was probably edited by him with a view to giving an impression of his own precocity.
en.wikipedia.org These awards acknowledge not just his obvious precocity, but the time he's put in outside of the classroom, especially when he was a student.
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