immaturity in Irish
immaturity in Irish is anabaíocht — immaturity means the state of being young or not fully developed.
immaturity in Irish
anabaíocht
Youth; the condition of being immature or not fully grown
What does "immaturity" mean?
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noun The state of being young or not fully developed.
"His constant joking showed his immaturity."
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immaturity in a sentence
- His constant joking showed his immaturity.
- The plant’s immaturity made it sensitive to frost.
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What is "immaturity" in Irish?
"immaturity" in Irish is anabaíocht. immaturity means: The state of being young or not fully developed.
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