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precocity

NOUN
  1. intelligence achieved far ahead of normal developmental schedules

How To Use precocity In A Sentence

  • But since we happened to be on the subject, I was curious whether Ms. Kargman took any responsibility for Sadie's precocity. Bullets and 'F-Bombs'
  • She was adored by her parents, who loved her feistiness and precocity. Red Flags or Red Herrings?
  • Late bloomers: Why do we equate genius with precocity? Red Flags or Red Herrings?
  • The information obtained by means of the urocytogram examination is a useful screening test for differential diagnosis of isosexual precocity and premature development of the breast.
  • For reasons I shall explain on page 106, such adrenal tumors may bring on sexual precocity in children, or a marked increase in masculine characteristics in women, the latter condition being known as virilism ( "man" L). The Human Brain
  • [186] In this connection I may quote an observation by Raffalovich: "It is natural that the invert should very clearly recall the precocity of his inclinations. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 Sexual Inversion
  • Kuroda respects her and likes her, so her precocity is never a joke or freakish. Sexy Voice and Robo MMF: Touch Blue Sky
  • But he was indeed also a journalist and author of great precocity and prolificity. The Times Literary Supplement
  • To these numerical data may be added others of a qualificative character, showing that precocity is most frequent in respect of the natural crimes and offences which are usually observed amongst born and habitual criminals. Criminal Sociology
  • His intellectual precocity, and his dedication to work, which remained compulsive from boyhood onwards, are characteristic.
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