puerility

/ˌpjuːəˈrɪləti/
noun
  1. Behavior, speech, or writing that is childish, silly, or immature.
    • The movie's humor relies on puerility, with endless jokes about bodily functions.
    • The CEO's temper tantrum was an embarrassing puerility for someone in his position.
    • Her essay was marred by puerility, using slang and oversimplified arguments.
  2. The quality or state of being childish or immature.
    • The novel captures the puerility of adolescence without being condescending.
    • His puerility made it hard for him to be taken seriously at work.
    • We all outgrow the puerility of our early years as we gain life experience.
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