juvenility
/ˌdʒuːvəˈnɪləti/
noun
- The state or quality of being young, youthful, or immature.
- Despite his age, he still possessed a certain juvenility in his sense of wonder.
- The novel captures the innocence and juvenility of childhood summers.
- Her juvenility was evident in her playful attitude and boundless energy.
- Young people as a group; youth.
- The festival was designed to entertain the juvenility of the town.
- The teacher dedicated her career to educating the juvenility of the community.
- The park was filled with the laughter and noise of local juvenility.
- An instance or display of youthful behavior, especially when considered immature or naive.
- His constant pranks were a sign of his juvenility.
- She regretted the juvenility of her argument during the meeting.
- The board members dismissed the proposal as a piece of juvenility.
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