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Precocious

Definition:

Precocious (adjective) - Having developed abilities or behavior characteristic of an older age group at a young age.

Senses:

1. Intellectual: Displaying advanced skills or understanding beyond what is expected for someone of that age.
2. Emotional: Exhibiting mature emotions or emotional development at an early age.
3. Botanical: Referring to a plant that flowers or produces fruit earlier than usual.

Usage:

Intellectual Sense:

At the age of four, little Sarah displayed a precocious intelligence, reading books well beyond her grade level.

Emotional Sense:

David's precocious empathy allowed him to understand and comfort others in ways that amazed his parents.

Botanical Sense:

The cherry trees in our garden are precocious this year, already bearing ripe fruit in early spring.

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