precocity (Meaning)

Wordnet

precocity (n)

intelligence achieved far ahead of normal developmental schedules

The prodigy's precocity was evident in his exceptional piano performance at the tender age of seven.
Her precocity in mathematics allowed her to skip several grades in school.
The young artist's precocity was showcased in his stunning paintings that depicted mature themes.
The child's precocious language skills astonished her parents and teachers.
The precocity of the infant was displayed through her early crawling and babbling.
His precocious intelligence led him to solve complex puzzles with ease.
The precocity of the child's musical abilities was remarkable for her age.
The young actress's precocity on stage was evident in her ability to portray complex characters convincingly.
The precociousness of the prodigy's memory allowed him to recall vast amounts of information effortlessly.
The precocity of the young musician was apparent in his ability to master difficult compositions in record time.

intelligence achieved far ahead of normal developmental schedules

unexpected, sudden, untimely, premature,early, unforeseen, unanticipated,unseasonable, inopportune, unlooked-for

late, delinquent, slow, tardy, slow, delinquent, tardy, belated, belated,late

The prodigy's precocity was evident in his exceptional piano performance at the tender age of seven.

Her precocity in mathematics allowed her to skip several grades in school.

The young artist's precocity was showcased in his stunning paintings that depicted mature themes.

The child's precocious language skills astonished her parents and teachers.