Pronunciation: /dʒuːvəˈnɪləti/
noun the quality or state of being youthful or young in appearance, behavior, or attitude
A1 Juvenility is a common trait in young children.
A2 The teacher noticed the juvenility of the students in the classroom.
B1 The juvenility of the group was evident in their playful behavior.
B2 She maintained a sense of juvenility even as she grew older.
C1 His juvenility belied his true age and experience.
C2 The artist captured the essence of juvenility in his latest masterpiece.
formal The artist's work is often characterized by a sense of juvenility, reflecting his youthful spirit.
informal Her juvenility really shines through in her playful personality and carefree attitude.
slang I can't believe he still has that juvenility about him, always goofing around like a kid.
figurative The garden seemed to come alive with the juvenility of spring, as flowers bloomed and birds chirped in the trees.
juvenilities
more juvenile
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