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immaturity

/ˌɪm.əˈtjʊə.rə.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité d'un développement incomplet, ou le manque de maturité émotionnelle.

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noun

/ˌɪm.əˈtjʊə.rə.ti/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état ou la qualité d'un développement incomplet, ou le manque de maturité émotionnelle.

A noun referring to the state or quality of not having reached full development or emotional maturity.

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  1. Not fully developedB1formal

    The state or condition of not having yet reached full physical or biological maturity.

    frimmaturité (développement incomplet)

    • The plant's immaturity meant it would not flower until next season.
    • Doctors are studying the immaturity of the infant's lungs.
    • The fruit was discarded due to its obvious immaturity.
    • Immaturity in certain animal species can be an advantage for survival.

    Synonymescallownessgreennessincompletenessrawnessunderdevelopment

    Antonymesadulthooddevelopmentmaturityripeness

  2. Emotional or intellectual lack of maturityB1informal

    Behavior or thinking characteristic of someone younger or less experienced, often involving poor judgment or childishness.

    frImmaturité émotionnelle ou intellectuelle

    • His constant jokes during the meeting showed his immaturity.
    • She regretted the immaturity of her reaction to the criticism.
    • Immaturity in the workplace can cause friction among colleagues.
    • The team's immaturity was apparent when they blamed each other for the loss.

    Synonymescallownesschildishnessgreennessimmaturenessinexperiencejuvenilitynaivetypuerility

    Antonymesjudgmentmaturitysagacitysensewisdom

Formes
  • immaturities plural form
  • immaturities' possessive plural form
  • immaturity's possessive singular form
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