prepubescent

How To Use prepubescent In A Sentence

• The audience learns to care about Kate from the first moment they see her, prepubescent and moony.
• I was a prepubescent, and probably one of those stupid kids who always seem to come from bad homes; the ones who think the teacher's going to hit them, and can't even spell their own names.
• She says that the media hubbub caused by our anti-prepubescent legislation opened the door to a handful of well-paying corporate gigs.
• These responses are based on a sentimental view of nature, permissible in prepubescent girls, perhaps, but disturbing in anyone old enough to know better.
• And I'm probably going to regret saying this, but she's actually looking pretty good despite that prepubescent body.
• At the end, a darker path and two hollow balls of boxwood: several episodes of prepubescent sexuality occurred here.
• Within this story, these two prepubescent boys are scared at first by the presence of a cat, though they don't know what it is.
• The change is a steady one, a smoothly continuous development to the final prepubescent physique, rather than any passage through a series of separate stages.
• It is tempting to attribute this attitude to the desire to please a father figure, since Cruise's dad quit the family home during his boy's prepubescent years.
• He loved to talk to her about pornographic acts: sex with prepubescent girls and animals; nightmarish sadism; masochism; gynecocracy; enema torture. Kiss the Girls