infantile
Example Sentences
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Just six or seven babies a year in the United States are born with severe infantile Pompe disease.
From New York Times
As I’ve reported almost more times than I can remember, the debt ceiling is the single most infantile feature of American policy-making.
From Los Angeles Times
That brings us to the latest iteration of DeSantis’ infantile stunt.
From Los Angeles Times
Let’s hope the next term won’t see a continuation of their infantile tug-of-war over who gets to have the last word on things D.C.-related.
From Washington Post
At once nubile and infantile, the Maries are creatures of impulse and appetite — mainly for food and destruction.
From New York Times
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