infantile

IPA: ˈɪnfʌntɪɫ

Examples of "infantile" in Sentences

Despite the use of the word infantile, supposedly healthy adults could be stricken with the polio virus.
The use of the word infantile implied this disease only involved children and it always resulted in paralysis.
He said, "I state my belief that the precipitating factor in infantile autism is the parents wish that the child should not exist."
Saying that it's God's fault he's infantile is just taking a cheap shot because it takes responsibility away from Adam - you ate the apple.
Anytime they post and insult, and then respond to someone poking fun at them by calling the person infantile, is too good a chance to pass up.
His methods, roundly disproved today, were based on the belief that 'the precipitating factor in infantile autism is the parent's wish that the child should not exist'.
Tolpin 1970 restricted the definition of infantile neurosis to the repressed conflicts of the phallic-oedipal phase, for patients whose early development has been normal.
In 1956, Rolf Kostmann, a Swedish pediatrician, described an autosomal recessive disorder that he called infantile genetic agranulocytosis - which is now called severe congenital neutropenia.