different between childish vs infantine
childish
English
Etymology
From Middle English childissh, from Old English ?ildis?. Equivalent to child +? -ish.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?t?a?ld??/
- Hyphenation: child?ish
Adjective
childish (comparative more childish, superlative most childish)
- Of or suitable for a child.
- Behaving immaturely.
Synonyms
- (suitable for a child): childly, juvenile, kiddish; see also Thesaurus:childlike
- (behaving immaturely): infantile, immature, silly, unbecoming, juvenile, puerile; see also Thesaurus:childish
Antonyms
- (suitable for a child): adult, adultlike
- (behaving immaturely): adultish, mature
Related terms
- childlike
Translations
childish From the web:
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- what does childish mean
- what do childish mean
infantine
English
Etymology
From French infantin, variant of enfantin.
Adjective
infantine (comparative more infantine, superlative most infantine)
- Infantile; childish.
Synonyms
- milky, puerile; see also Thesaurus:childish
infantine From the web:
- what does infantile mean
- what does infantine
- definition infantile
- infantile define
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