precociously's Usage Examples:

The term "Lolita" is used to define a young girl as "precociously seductive.

She was a "precociously pious child", running away at the age of seven to the forest to become.

Her poems are highly imagistic, the connections between images precociously and precariously intuitive.

" USA Today wrote that the album "establishes the 24-year-old as a precociously graceful and thoughtful songwriter.

only because of its subject matter, but because of Minnie's frank and precociously intelligent point of view and commentary on the lives of the adults in.

Lagos da Beira, 1 September 1809 –), a widow woman weaver at Gouveia precociously[clarification needed] blind.

They are a "precociously invaginating lineage", meaning that they move into the blastocoel just.

Culturally, Lemuria is a mixture of civilization and barbarism but overall is precociously advanced over the outside world, boasting a magic-based technology that.

A precociously gifted pianist, Economou came to international attention at the 1969.

thin and fair Shaw and the very, short, dark and pudgy McNulty), both precociously talented artists, would wander for hours studying the gallery's paintings.

Europe but it would be equally mistaken to see the Howiesons Poort as precociously anticipating the Upper Palaeolithic.

than claiming fatherhood to at least two of them is dealing with the precociously slappable Summer and the hormonally simmering Boyd.

Rossetti, precociously manifesting, among the exiled patriots who frequented his father's house.

He was a precociously intelligent child, and by the age of 15 was studying law at university.