immature

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Not yet fully grown or acting like a child.

Meaning of «immature»

adjective

not yet fully grown or acting like a child

He behaved in an immature way at the meeting.

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The difference between similar words

behaving like a child

childishsilly in a way that annoys adultsStop being childish and say sorry to him.

immaturenot yet thinking or acting like an adultHe is too immature to live alone.

puerileformalvery silly and childish; critical and formalThe comedy was full of puerile jokes.

Word family

mature B1 · adjectivematurity B2 · nounimmature B1 · adjective

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