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immaturity

[ UK /ˌɪmət‍ʃˈɔːɹɪti/ ]
[ US /ˌɪməˈtʃʊɹɪti/ ]
NOUN
  1. not having reached maturity

How To Use immaturity In A Sentence

  • I was perturbed at his apparent immaturity.
  • It keeps people in a state of immaturity.
  • I just don't see the joy of going around spreading your stupidity and immaturity.
  • They displayed their immaturity, their envy and spite and malice, in refusing to condemn this act of terrorism.
  • That it does not have this is a sign of political immaturity and the KMT's origins in strongman rule.
  • Yet we are faced today with the sad reality that our untempered zeal is a sign of immaturity. Todd Bentley event cancelled; plus Debating the Lakeland Outpouring’s legacy
  • In a review for New Humanist of two recent books written by political bloggers - Liberal Fascism by National Review Online blogger Jonah Goldberg, and The Liberal Defence of Murder by Lenin's Tomb author Richard Seymour - he finds that in the transition to the printed page all the faults of those with 'blogorrhea' are starkly revealed: sloppy research, cheap name-calling, historical immaturity, overstatement, distortion, factual errors and near-endless repetition. New Humanist Blog
  • Humans, indeed most species, experience biological immaturity.
  • Indeed, courts have recognized that developmental immaturity may qualify a juvenile for a finding of incompetence.
  • In spite of some immaturity in the figure drawing and painting, it showed real imagination.
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