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Meanings of childishness in English
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puerilitat Usage of childishness in English
1
The childishness of the wish made him ask himself what it mattered.
2
Frontal lobe damage can return dementia sufferers to childlikeness, and also childishness.
3
To pronounce it his childishness provokes the retort upon your presented shape.
4
Not since Daddy's last stunt had anyone responded with such unreasoned childishness.
5
There was a lingering look of childishness in his tanned, boyish face.
6
But it is mere childishness, and I must scold her for it.
7
The manful childishness, the childish manfulness of such a reply, were impenetrable.
8
Some of it comes from goodness some of it comes from childishness.
9
They are pretty, nevertheless, these little Nipponese, in their smiles and childishness.
10
They are pretty, nevertheless, these little Niponese, in their smiles and childishness.
11
To sum up, mimesis, in my eyes, is a piece of childishness.
12
This proceeded from a childishness upon which I must not be silent.
13
She was Amy's friend, he amplified with unconscious and nearly pitiful childishness.
14
Her childishness of manner did not seem at all incongruous to him.
15
It seemed to her worse than a beautiful woman's vanity, a childishness.
16
He is a combination of strength, weakness, wisdom, folly, childishness, and malice.
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