juvenilities (Meaning)

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juvenilities (pl.)

of Juvenility

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The children's juvenilities were amusing, and their laughter filled the room.
The politician's juvenilities during the debate were met with groans from the audience.
The actor's juvenilities on stage were a refreshing change from the usual dramatic fare.
The author's juvenilities were evident in the early chapters of the novel, but he matured as a writer as the story progressed.
The artist's juvenilities were full of energy and vitality, but they lacked the technical skill of his later work.
The musician's juvenilities were impressive, and he was quickly signed to a major record label.
The athlete's juvenilities were evident in his early performances, but he eventually developed into a world-class competitor.
The scientist's juvenilities were published in a prestigious journal, and they laid the foundation for his later groundbreaking research.
The politician's juvenilities were used against him in the election, and he was defeated by a wide margin.
The actor's juvenilities were endearing, and they made him a popular choice for romantic comedies.

of Juvenility

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The children's juvenilities were amusing, and their laughter filled the room.

The politician's juvenilities during the debate were met with groans from the audience.

The actor's juvenilities on stage were a refreshing change from the usual dramatic fare.

The author's juvenilities were evident in the early chapters of the novel, but he matured as a writer as the story progressed.