precocious in Latin
precocious in Latin is praecox — precocious means showing skills, knowledge, or maturity unusually early for one's age.
precocious in Latin
praecox
Characterized by exceptionally early development or maturity.
What does "precocious" mean?
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adjective Showing skills, knowledge, or maturity unusually early for one's age.
"The precocious six-year-old was already reading novels meant for teenagers."
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precocious in a sentence
- The precocious six-year-old was already reading novels meant for teenagers.
- His precocious talent for chess earned him a place in adult tournaments.
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What is "precocious" in Latin?
"precocious" in Latin is praecox. precocious means: Showing skills, knowledge, or maturity unusually early for one's age.
How do you use "precocious" in a sentence?
Example: "The precocious six-year-old was already reading novels meant for teenagers." In Latin, "precocious" is praecox.
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