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infantile

adjective as in babyish

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“It was offensive and infantile, especially as the moms were all trying to figure out childcare during summer break.”

From Salon

Even as their infantile, often disgusting antics become tedious, the film’s tone shifts from daft to tenderly melancholic as signs of human encroachment on their habitat multiply.

Sometimes, it's sort of the weird maternal, infantile and sexual all combined all at once, like when she's singing “Santa Baby.”

From Salon

Born in Saint John, Canada, Sutherland barely survived a series of childhood diseases, including infantile paralysis, rheumatoid fever and spinal meningitis.

The mascot of the band, known as “Booji Boy,” was an infantile urchin in a rubber mask.

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