juvenileness (Meaning)
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juvenileness (n.)
The state or quality of being juvenile; juvenility.
Synonyms & Antonyms of juvenileness
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juvenileness Sentence Examples
- The juvenileness of his pranks was endearing at first, but it soon became tiresome.
- The actor's portrayal of the character's juvenileness was spot-on, capturing their immaturity perfectly.
- The person's juvenileness extended beyond their behavior, even affecting their decision-making.
- The judge recognized the juvenileness of the defendant's actions and sentenced them accordingly.
- The juvenile delinquent's juvenileness was evident in their defiant attitude and lack of understanding of consequences.
- The juvenileness of the show's humor appealed to a younger audience but grated on older viewers.
- Researchers studied the juvenileness of children in different cultures to understand its role in development.
- The politician's juvenileness was a liability during the campaign, as voters perceived them as lacking maturity.
- The juvenileness of the prank made it clear that the perpetrators were not fully aware of the potential consequences.
- The company's juvenileness in its marketing messages alienated a significant portion of their target audience.
FAQs About the word juvenileness
The state or quality of being juvenile; juvenility.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The juvenileness of his pranks was endearing at first, but it soon became tiresome.
The actor's portrayal of the character's juvenileness was spot-on, capturing their immaturity perfectly.
The person's juvenileness extended beyond their behavior, even affecting their decision-making.
The judge recognized the juvenileness of the defendant's actions and sentenced them accordingly.
