childly Synonyms
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childly Meaning
Wordnet
childly (s)
befitting a young child
Webster
childly (a.)
Having the character of a child; belonging, or appropriate, to a child.
Webster
childly (adv.)
Like a child.
childly Sentence Examples
- Her childly innocence and naivety charmed everyone she met.
- Despite his advanced age, he retained a childly wonder for the natural world.
- The childly laughter of the toddlers filled the playground with joy.
- She approached the task with a childly enthusiasm, eager to explore and learn.
- His childly curiosity often led him to ask insightful questions.
- The childly simplicity of her drawings captured the essence of childhood.
- The childly trust she placed in others sometimes made her vulnerable to disappointment.
- Their childly antics and playful banter reminded everyone of the joys of youth.
- The childly excitement in the air was palpable as the holiday season approached.
- Despite the challenges they faced, their friendship remained anchored in a deep, childly bond.
FAQs About the word childly
befitting a young childHaving the character of a child; belonging, or appropriate, to a child., Like a child.
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Her childly innocence and naivety charmed everyone she met.
Despite his advanced age, he retained a childly wonder for the natural world.
The childly laughter of the toddlers filled the playground with joy.
She approached the task with a childly enthusiasm, eager to explore and learn.
