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Meanings of infantile in English
Synonyms
Examples for "childish"
Examples for "childish"
1
Ed isn't sure whether this is childish vandalism or important Susan work.
2
Therefore it was so childish of her to react in this way.
3
Rose took a childish delight in polishing the china with her dish-towel.
4
Every problem becomes very childish when once it is explained to you.
5
He's behaving in a childish, irresponsible way that simply cannot be tolerated.
1
However, little is known about its electrophysiologic effects on the immature heart.
2
The control group used more identification and rationalization, classified as immature defenses.
3
Pilgrim is certainly not an adult yet, and he's really emotionally immature.
4
Its commitment to the rule of law is, to be charitable, immature.
5
His maleness, thus revealed, was immature in spite of his twenty-three years.
Usage of infantile in English
1
It was only the idea that was great; the means were infantile.
2
Background: Rotavirus is one of the most common causes of infantile enteritis.
3
At the knees a pair of hands hung, infantile in their smallness.
4
One could never feel at ease in an infantile position like that.
5
Gaga even affected the infantile and lisped through excess of genteel deportment.
6
Old Luke waited a moment; then raised his shrill, infantile voice again.
7
The impulse, the flash of malice, the infantile destructiveness he could understand.
8
The eyelids drooped, and his gaze was again one of infantile innocence.
9
It lay on her lap, the smallest, saddest specimen of infantile deformity.
10
A more common form of infantile ruminant sport is racing and jumping.
11
To Elizabeth he was a perfect revelation of beauty and infantile fascination.
12
Developmental and epileptic encephalopathies are characterized by infantile seizures and psychomotor delay.
13
The hippies smiled at him, bestowing the gift of infantile hippie love.
14
That a pineal-centered juvenile or infantile type exists may be safely predicted.
15
An infantile captive wields certain coercions to fair treatment peculiar to nonage.
16
Umbilical hernia may be classed under three heads: congenital, infantile, and adult.
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Infantile across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common