infancy in Latin
infancy in Latin is īnfantia — infancy means the earliest stage of childhood, before a baby can walk and talk.
infancy in Latin
īnfantia
What does "infancy" mean?
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noun The earliest stage of childhood, before a baby can walk and talk.
"She was adopted in infancy and grew up not knowing her birth parents."
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noun The very early stage in the development of something.
"The technology is still in its infancy and could change a lot in coming years."
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infancy in a sentence
- She was adopted in infancy and grew up not knowing her birth parents.
- The technology is still in its infancy and could change a lot in coming years.
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What is "infancy" in Latin?
"infancy" in Latin is īnfantia. infancy means: The earliest stage of childhood, before a baby can walk and talk.
How do you use "infancy" in a sentence?
Example: "She was adopted in infancy and grew up not knowing her birth parents." In Latin, "infancy" is īnfantia.
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