Pronunciation: /əˈrɛstɪd dɪˈvɛləpmənt/
noun a television show that aired from 2003 to 2019, known for its unique humor and storytelling
A1 Some people experience arrested development in certain areas of their lives.
A2 Arrested development can hinder personal growth and progress.
B1 The character in the TV show displays signs of arrested development due to his dysfunctional family.
B2 The company's lack of innovation shows signs of arrested development in the industry.
C1 His arrested development was evident in his inability to form healthy relationships.
C2 The artist's work reflects a deep understanding of arrested development in society.
formal The psychologist diagnosed the patient with arrested development, indicating a lack of emotional growth.
informal My brother still acts like a teenager at 30, it's like he's stuck in arrested development.
slang She's been in arrested development since high school, never growing up or taking responsibility.
figurative The town's economy has been in arrested development for years, unable to progress or improve.
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