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The example sentences of PRECOCIOUS in videos (6 in total of 6)

Honest Trailers - Les Miserables English (US)
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Who First Alerted the World to the Dangers of Dihydrogen Monoxide? English (US)
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Military Mascots and a Silly Old Bear English (US)
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Use "precocious" in a sentence | "precocious" example sentences

How to use "precocious" in a sentence?

  • When I was still a rather precocious young man, I already realized most vividly the futility of the hopes and aspirations that most men pursue throughout their lives.
    -Albert Einstein-
  • I was this very precocious kid with a big personality. When my mother saw that modelling was something I enjoyed, she didnt dissuade me.
    -Carmen Ejogo-
  • Precocious talents mature slowly if at all.
    -Gore Vidal-
  • I'd rather be referred to as a precocious young Quebec talent, than not be referred to at all.
    -Xavier Dolan-
  • I shall confess at the outset that it was only shortly after the beginning of this century that I entered active life - with a somewhat precocious capacity for involvement.
    -Rene Cassin-
  • An extraordinarily precocious mind, a political free thinker, who towered above his political contemporaries in Germany.
    -Franz Mehring-
  • I've been around so long that I might be in record books for being the longest, weirdest, most pathetic great player ever. Look t how precocious I am at 33.
    -Vince Spadea-
  • Jesus: a wine-guzzling vagrant and precocious socialist.
    -Barbara Ehrenreich-
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Definition and meaning of PRECOCIOUS

What does "precocious mean?"
precocious

/prəˈkōSHəs/

precocious

adjective
having developed certain abilities or inclinations at earlier age than usual.

What are synonyms of "precocious"?
Some common synonyms of "precocious" are:
  • advanced,
  • forward,
  • mature,
  • ahead,
  • gifted,
  • talented,
  • clever,
  • intelligent,
  • quick,
  • smart,
  • rathe-ripe,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

advanced

/ədˈvanst/

advanced
adjective verb

modern and recently developed. To increase in price or value.

forward

/ˈfôrwərd/

forward
adjective adverb noun verb

directed or facing towards front. Toward a future time; to a more advanced state. attacking sports player. send letter on to further destination.

mature

/məˈCHo͝or/

mature
adjective verb

Behaving like an adult. (Wine, cheese) To age to improve its taste.

ahead

/əˈhed/

ahead
adverb

In or toward the front.

gifted

/ˈɡiftəd/

gifted
adjective verb

having exceptional talent or natural ability. To give something to someone often in error.

talented

/ˈtalən(t)əd/

talented
adjective

Highly proficient or good at something.

clever

/ˈklevər/

clever
adjective

intelligent.

intelligent

/inˈteləjənt/

intelligent
adjective

Smart; able to think and reason.

quick

/kwik/

quick
adjective adverb noun

Using very little time; moving far in little time. at fast rate. soft tender flesh below growing part of fingernail or toenail.

smart

/smärt/

smart
adjective adverb noun verb

Fashionable; well-dressed; well-groomed. In a clever way; with intelligence. Feeling of being hurt and upset. To feel hurt or upset.

What are antonyms of "precocious"?
Some common antonyms of "precocious" are:
  • backward,
  • slow,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

backward

/ˈbakwərd/

backward
adjective adverb

Less developed than others, as in technology. Toward what is behind you.

slow

/slō/

slow
adjective adverb verb

Moving or happening without speed; not fast. at slow pace. reduce one's speed or speed of vehicle or process.

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