Is precocious a compliment?

Today, 'precocious' is mostly used to refer to children who exhibit adult like maturity. They are far more intelligent and skilled than children of their age. The word can be used as a compliment and to show disapproval as well.

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In respect to this, what is a mature child called?

As Drew said in a comment to the question, "adult children" is the right phrase. Some have suggested "grown children" and "grown-up children", but since the 1970s "adult children" has been the prevalent phrase both in British English and in American English. What do you call a person who uses big words incorrectly? According to Google: What do you call a person who uses big words incorrectly? The act of using a word inaccurately could be called catachresis. It has the adjective form of catachrestic. This entry in Wikipedia says catachresis can be either unintentional or intentional.

And another question, what is the predecessor of 99?

100 As -99 is a negative number, it belongs to a group of integers. The predecessor of an integer is given by (n?1) while the successor is given by (n+1) where n is the value of integer. Therefore, the predecessor of - 99 is ?100 and the correct option is B). How do you speak successor?

One may also ask who is your predecessor?

A predecessor is something that came before the current version. The person you replaced at work is your predecessor, just like Pac Man is the predecessor of modern video games. You can also ask what happens after 2 years in a relationship? Research shows that after the blissful intoxication of falling in love, most people come off the high within 2 years of starting the relationship, at which point their happiness levels return to about where they were beforehand (there are outliers, though: the people who experience the biggest happiness gains when they