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Meanings of callowness in English
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Examples for "juvenility"
Examples for "juvenility"
1
I can't keep up any pretence of juvenility with you, can I?
2
Persistence of youth or juvenility may be manufactured by nature in two ways.
3
He greeted Hermia with delight, quickly responding to the charm of her juvenility.
4
This sensitization to flooding was concomitant with the transition from juvenility to adulthood.
5
He is a modest youth, who knows his juvenility, and seeks becoming guardianship.
1
If a reader new to the classics opened Thucydides, his first impression would probably be one of jejuneness, of baldness.
2
But if they were crude, they were shrewd-orso she thought them; and the jejuneness was, to her mind, chiefly in the dressing of them.
Usage of callowness in English
1
Keisha Castle-Hughes, the star of Whale Rider, certainly brings callowness to the role.
2
And Fontaine very movingly conveys a move from callowness to maturity.
3
In that case, your callowness must have been truly prodigious.'
4
Beyond that she had made no impression on his callowness.
5
The callowness of his young friend must excuse him.
6
This was a defeat that speaks of their callowness and inability to turn possession into goals.
7
That perfect thing, a young girl without callowness.
8
It advertised his callowness- acallownesssheer and unutterable.
9
Italy have a well-advertised callowness at full-back.
10
This was a defeat that spoke of their deep callowness and their inability to turn possession into goals.
11
The roundness of shoulder and arm, thus revealed, bespoke soundness and wholesomeness beyond callowness, yet with no hint of years or bulk.
12
Keisha Castle-Hughes, the star of Whale Rider, certainly brings callowness to the role.
13
And Fontaine very movingly conveys a move from callowness to maturity.
14
In that case, your callowness must have been truly prodigious.'
15
Beyond that she had made no impression on his callowness.
16
The callowness of his young friend must excuse him.
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Frequent collocations
Callowness through the time