infancy

• Substantiv, das die früheste Phase der Entwicklung oder des Wachstums bezeichnet, auch den Zustand der Unreife oder des Anfangsstadiums.

A noun referring to the early stage of growth or development, or the earliest state of immaturity.

unzählbar

1. BabyhoodA2formal

   The state or period of being a very young child; early childhood before walking or talking.

   Säuglingsalter

   • The baby thrived during its infancy.
   • Many developmental milestones occur in infancy.
   • Infancy requires constant care and attention.
   • Proper nutrition is crucial in infancy.

   Synonymebabyhoodearly childhood

2. Early stage of developmentB2formal

   The initial phase in the growth or evolution of an idea, project, organization, or field.

   Anfangsphase

   • The technology is still in its infancy.
   • The company was in its infancy when it launched the product.
   • Democracy in the region is still in its infancy.
   • Artificial intelligence research was in its infancy during the 1950s.

   Synonymebeginningbirthcommencementcradledawngenesisinceptionstart

   Antonymecompletionfullnessmaturity

3. Primitive or immature stateC1formal

   The very earliest and most rudimentary period of something, marked by lack of development or refinement.

   Anfangsstadium

   • The field of genetic engineering is still in its infancy.
   • Her understanding of the subject was in its infancy.
   • The new policy is in its infancy and will need revisions.
   • Exploration of the deep ocean remains in its infancy.

   Synonymebeginningbirthcradledawngenesisinceptionnascenceoutsetstart

   Antonymedevelopmentfullnessmaturityripeness