Sentence examples for really precocious from inspiring English sources
The phrase "really precocious" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a child or young person who exhibits advanced abilities or maturity beyond their age. Example: "The child was really precocious, reading at a level far above her peers."
Say there was a really precocious kid who ordered a $400 bottle of Champagne?
Of course, if they were really precocious, they'd have programmed Red from Kieslowski's trilogy too.
KIDSCREATE (Sunday) There are precocious children, and then there are really precocious children.
"I also suspect," he said, "in this country and throughout the world, a lot of really bright, precocious high school students will find this a great playground".
His occupation is the nonsensical sounding "neuropsychopharmacologist"—and if you say it loud enough you'll really sound precocious.
I was really pretentious and precocious, people would say things, and I'd be like "That's really difficult, how did that make you feel?" and they'd be like, "Fuck off, you're only 10!" After she walked out of school, Lily did a variety of jobs.
"But an adorable, precocious kid who really gets their attention — that can do it, too.
But we were just a precocious bunch of scalawags, really.
Like many precocious writers, Lee never really grew up artistically.
I was super precocious so it didn't really seem to my parents there was anything wrong with letting me go out and fend for myself".
These are not the wisecracking working-class tykes of Maurice Sendak's "Really Rosie" or Kay Thompson's divine and precocious Eloise at the Plaza Hotel pouring water down the mail chute.
