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childishness

[ UK /t‍ʃˈa‍ɪldɪʃnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a property characteristic of a child

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  • Some of the childishness was there, but the storylines seemed a little more ... something. New Releases, 03 January 2005
  • You are of course free to debate the books and characters here But if you cannot do so without resorting to the kind of snarkiness or rudeness that passes itself off as wittisism but is in reality childishness better suited to a grade school playground, then simply go. Crazy Screechy Monkeys 1, Best-Selling Author 0 « Whatever
  • I guess that kind of childishness is just another aspect of our extra-specialness! Matthew Yglesias » Obama’s Car Invention Myth
  • His childishness is acerbated by Watson's impending nuptials to Mary Morstan Kelly Reilly, an act that threatens to take away Holmes's favorite toy. Sherlock Holmes
  • Europe: I mean a month at least, taking the bark even to supererogation, that is, some time longer than Dr. Middleton requires; for, I presume, you are got over your childishness about tastes, and are sensible that your health deserves more attention than your palate. Complete Project Gutenberg Earl of Chesterfield Works
  • Maybe we can all trade our juvenal and childishness for suffering in sconce. WIL WHEATON dot NET: 1.5: April 2005 Archives
  • Stella eventually reappears and turns out to be a monster of self-obsessed childishness.
  • There is a childhood into which we have to grow, just as there is a childhood which we must leave behind; a childlikeness which is the highest gain of humanity, and a childishness from which but few of those who are counted the wisest among men, have freed themselves in their imagined progress towards the reality of things. David Elginbrod
  • This playfulness is often labeled as childishness. A PRIMER ON UNLEARNING CLASSISM
  • To-day I can laugh when I recall the childishness of my actions, the outcome of the unreasoned promptings of my puerile jealousy. The Motor Pirate
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