jejuneness

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est juvénile, immature, manquant d'expérience, de raffinement ou de substance, souvent décrit comme vide ou naïf.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being jejune, characterized by a lack of experience, sophistication, or substance, often described as vapid or unsophisticated.

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1. Lack of experienceC2formal

   The quality of showing a lack of life experience or maturity.

   Manque d'expérience

   • His jejuneness in business matters quickly became apparent.
   • She regretted her jejuneness when she first moved to the big city.
   • The young writer's jejuneness showed in his naive plot choices.

   Synonymescallownessgreennessimmaturityinexperiencenaivety

   Antonymesexperiencematuritysophisticationworldliness

2. Vapidness or unsophisticationC2formal

   The quality of being dull, simple, and lacking intellectual depth.

   Caractère insipide ou naïf

   • The novel was criticized for its jejuneness and lack of original ideas.
   • Their conversation had an unbearable jejuneness that made me leave.
   • He mistook her jejuneness for humility.

   Synonymesbanalitydullnessemptinessflatnessinsipidityinsipidnessjejunityshallownesssuperficialityvacuityvapidityvapidness

   Antonymesdepthinsightprofunditysophisticationworldliness

3. Lack of nutritional valueC2formal

   The state of being insubstantial or providing little nourishment.

   Manque de valeur nutritive

   • The diet's jejuneness left him constantly hungry.
   • They complained about the jejuneness of the prison meals.
   • Modern processed foods often have a striking jejuneness.

   Synonymesemptinessinsubstantialityjejunityvacuity