Meanings of too puerile in English

This attempt to divert the conversation was too puerile, and Mrs. Honeychurch resented it.

To impute to it the present decadence of the Moslem world is altogether too puerile.

But Alfred declined the subject as too puerile.

Darwin's explanation is too puerile for any one professing to be a learned scientist to give.

The trumped-up story is too puerile to have taken in any one who did not wish to believe it.

Both doctrines have in this age had to stand the fire of criticisms almost too puerile to be noticed.

And there are not wanting old Anglo-Indians, intelligent men, that place firm trust in tales and tenets too puerile even for the Hindus to believe.

Too puerile to notice