childishness (Meaning)

Wordnet

childishness (n)

a property characteristic of a child

Webster

The state or quality of being childish; simplicity; harmlessness; weakness of intellect.

Her childishness was evident in her refusal to share her toys with the other children.
Despite his age, he couldn't seem to shake off his childishness when it came to handling disagreements.
The childishness of their arguments often escalated into unnecessary conflicts.
She found his constant need for attention to be a sign of childishness.
His childishness was apparent in the way he pouted whenever things didn't go his way.
The teacher addressed the students' childishness by reminding them to behave more maturely.
Despite his position of authority, he occasionally displayed moments of childishness during meetings.
The childishness of their behavior during the game surprised the coach.
She couldn't tolerate his childishness any longer and decided to end the friendship.
Over time, he learned to overcome his childishness and approach situations with greater maturity.

a property characteristic of a childThe state or quality of being childish; simplicity; harmlessness; weakness of intellect.

clownery, silliness,nonsense, clowning, roughhousing, buffoonery, horseplay, tomfoolery, rambunctiousness, boisterousness

sophistication, dishonesty, insincerity, artfulness, cynicism, insincerity, sophistication, artificiality, dishonesty, worldliness

Her childishness was evident in her refusal to share her toys with the other children.

Despite his age, he couldn't seem to shake off his childishness when it came to handling disagreements.

The childishness of their arguments often escalated into unnecessary conflicts.

She found his constant need for attention to be a sign of childishness.