Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
precocity
noun
/prɪˈkəʊsɪti/

Definition
The state of being precocious, especially in children, who show advanced abilities or maturity earlier than is typical for their age.

Examples
- A child prodigy often exhibits precocity in music or mathematics.
- Her precocity was evident when she started reading at the age of three.
- Teachers noted his precocity in language skills compared to his peers.

Meaning
Precocity refers to early development or maturity in a particular skill or trait, often seen in intellectual, emotional, or physical areas.

Synonyms
- Early maturity
- Advanced development
- Prodigality