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Precocity

usgb/prɪˈkɑːsəti/Volume
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Child ProdigiesPlay
Often used when discussing children with exceptional talent or skill, especially in learning. SlideThe young pianist's precocity won her many competitions.
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Sometimes implies pressure or unnatural development, which might not be positive. SlideHis precocity in chess seemed to isolate him from peers.
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Primarily refers to early intellectual development, more than other areas like physical growth. SlideHer precocity was evident when she published her first paper at 16.