childish
[ˈtʃaɪldɪʃ]
Definition:
1. Indicating a lack of maturity.
'childish' example sentence:
- Oh, don't be so childish! Cheer up!
- You would be laughed out of court with such a childish question.
- She derided my effort as childish.
- He never dreamed that his request would be laughed off as a childish fancy.
- You shouldn't be so childish; you're sixteen now!
- I always use these childish things.
- It is a selfish, childish, stupid habit.
- We were promised our own clothes. It's childish sculduggery.
- I still shudder with shame at the memory of my childish outlook back then.
- This is really childish.
- He thinks it's very childish and unprofessional to text message.
- He is being childish.
- My dear child, you're being childish.
- The little girl spoke in a high childish voice.
- It doesn't mean that we are childish.
- One can be childlike without becoming childish.
- He has a childish smile.
- This is a harmlessly childish game.
- Jack is a childish, all day plays.
- Paul Pierce& Ray Allen finally ended that childish ass beef.
- Don't be so childish!
- Only Colin knew how important those crossly spoken , childish words were.
- The sight brought back to his mind a rush of childish recollections.
- The marking on the wall was childish and unsightly.
- Don't be childish. I'm just joking.
- The little girl spoke a high childish voice.
- Such childish fancies as she had had of fairy palaces and kingly quarters now came back.
- Maybe we were childish before, don't think much for future.
- Some of her behavior is pretty childish.
- Now, I want to start with a question: When was the last time you were called "childish"?
- He can be extremely understanding and kind one minute , and completely unreasonable and childish the next.
- Yeah, it's a bit childish but necessary.
- Is acceptance really such a childish concept?
- Those eyes are always mysterious and precocious ¨ C whether or not they seem totally childish.
- He is a childish man.
- Don't be so childish.
- Everyone has the happy memory, sad memory and childish memory.
- Always keep your childish innocence and enthusiasim.
- It seemed to his childish mind that this unhappiness must go on for ever.
- At worst some egregious minion had conducted a childish private enterprise.
- We just got butthurt with the ESPN ranking, childish I know.
- She's just being childish and immature.
- Zina: You're being 1) childish.
- We danced around with childish delight.
- It's surprising that you adults are being so childish at such a critical moment.
- Childish pleasure can be derived from murmuring "qiezi" when walking past a delegation busy taking pictures.
- No one but Colin himself knew what effect those crossly spoken childish words had on him.
- and kind of embarrassed afterwards, "That was childish."
- If they consider their nickname childish, they may start using a more adult form.
- My painting looks childish beside yours.
- I won't do anything childish.
- It was childish nonsense—the chimera of frazzled ganglia.
- I thought. How childish I was!
- It is a childish idea.
- I'm very childish, am I?
- When you are still in college, watch stupid, childish films as much as possible, as the kind of Meteor Garden.
- Don't be childish any more.
- A childish idea like that can be amusedly tolerated.
- Dreams in a childish mind are so fantastic like catching clouds in the sky.
- He can be extremely understanding and kind one minute, and completely unreasonable and childish the next.
- We eventually ran out of patience with his childish behaviour.
- There was no beard upon his chin; his voice was a childish treble.
- when I became and adult, I put an end to childish ways.
- At the time, it felt like a childish prank.
- It's time you put a stop to this childish behaviour.
- It is childish to ask this question.
- Well, this is all about my childish dream.
- Of childish days is upon me, my manhood is cast.
- His childish answer annoyed me.
- I've had enough of her childish stunts.
- He is like a childish adult.