| For nearly two centuries, much of Western opera was constructed around the talents of Italian castrati male mezzos and sopranos, who had been unmanned in prepubescence. |
| If this were a memoir of his coming of age — and it's tempting to think that it is one in disguise — the author would be called brave for confessing every urge, insecurity and selfish act from prepubescence through college. |
| The franchise has charted the characters' – and the actors' – passage from prepubescence to adulthood. |
| All this has changed as the target audience for movies has skewed closer to prepubescence. |
| During prepubescence, relations between brothers and sisters are free and easy. |
| Think of the last two and a half years as his prepubescence. |
