immature

IPA: ɪmʌtjˈʊr

noun

  • An immature member of a species.

adjective

  • (now rare) Occurring before the proper time; untimely, premature (especially of death).
  • Not fully formed or developed; not grown.
  • Childish in behavior; juvenile.
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Examples of "immature" in Sentences

  • The young boy is immature.
  • Most young people are immature.
  • The phrase is rude and immature.
  • That was impulsive and immature of me.
  • It's derisive and immature in my eyes.
  • Is it boorish and immature to not comply
  • Clearly, this is arrant and immature nonsense.
  • The former is stubborn, the latter is immature.
  • The content of this article is immature and irrelevant.
  • He thinks immature will be a big engine for growth. $11 billion has been invested in immature companies.
  • And nobody on here cares about your stupid put downs and name calling on TP threads just proves you are under 25 and plain immature!
  • As for all of you Hillary supporters who threaten to stay home or vote for McCain, again immature and mindless because your anger will hurt all of us – grow up!
  • As much as I like the college world, it has done a huge disservice to many people because it has allowed them to remain immature and irresponsible for longer than people of my parents 'or grandparents' generation.
  • The following recalls have been announced, since a products could be infested with salmonella!, an mam mal that can means critical as well as sometimes deadly infections, especially in immature children, a elderly as well as those with weakened defence systems:
  • Nassau Candy is recalling twenty-six peanut bulk products since they could be infested with salmonella, an mammal that can means critical as well as sometimes deadly infections, especially in immature children, a elderly as well as those with weakened defence systems.

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