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Meanings of infancy in English
Usage of infancy in English
1
The corporate bond market is also in its infancy in Western Europe.
2
Objective: Health care utilization for respiratory symptoms is very common in infancy.
3
There are 8 living children in the family; one died in infancy.
4
Even after five, six years the sector is still in its infancy.
5
Surveillance: Regular assessment of growth and developmental progress in infancy and childhood.
6
But a computer from Apple's infancy that's out-of-the-box new and still working?
7
The grape culture of the United States is yet in its infancy.
8
The longer the period of infancy, the greater the improvement of species.
9
As applied in financial services, behavioral science was still in its infancy.
10
A modern author would have died in infancy in a ruder age.
11
Edwin and Imogen had been united in the sports of earliest infancy.
12
Though the season was yet in its infancy, the heat was intense.
13
Besides his political ideals, Einstein's scientific theories were still in their infancy.
14
There were no other children; these two were tumbled together from infancy.
15
This points to the essentially agricultural nature of serfage in its infancy.
16
But the foundation of a just proportion must be laid in infancy.
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Infancy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common