Babyish
Antonyms of BABYISH
- cosmopolitan, smart, knowing, experienced, mature, sophisticated, grown up, worldly-wise, worldly, adult.
Synonyms of BABYISH
- infancy, inexperienced, old-womanish, childhood, teenaged, girlish, predisposed, addictive, Toyer, junior, minority, not large, under-sized, babylike, milk-fed, classy, simple, in arms, perfect, innate, stripling, boyish, young, adolescence, developmental, wimpy, development, temperate, small, girlhood, larger-than-life, foolish, born, baby, ridiculous, yellow, badass, youth, tidy, unfledged, pubescent, inclined, wet behind ears, grow up, natural-born, little, have, native, mini, Babish, hardly any, outward, self-aware, inconsequential, pester power, juvenile, self-confessed, puerile, child-like, neonatal, sad, smallish, upbringing, childish, Clingy, puberty, prone, Undergrown, newborn, fearful, naive, irresponsible, ungrown, flexible, insignificant, afraid, unsophisticated, sissy, early, scared, Sophomoric, jejune, least, great, babyish, needy, grow up on, spoiled, nascent, Kidder, dollish, not big, wimpish, Infantine, out-and-out, birdbrained, snubber, silly, credulous, boyhood, KIDSTUFF, gutless, kid stuff, adaptive, in swaddling clothes, Fiendly, shrimpy, natural, school-age, half-grown, inbred, red-blooded, minor, doll-like, sporty, reactive, childlike, crude, constitutionally, thick-skinned, immature, beardless, spooked, sniveling, infantile, youthful, Walter Mitty, green, unweaned, sissyish, kiddish, overweening, raw, incarnate, flawed, kittenish, callow, personally, wayward, temperamental, cherubic, trivial, infant, teenage, weak, well endowed, adolescent, anile, teen, asinine, poor-spirited, in nappies, shallow.
Examples of usage:
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But a merry little couple were Gerdy and Constant, nine and eight years old, always together, adoring each other, good little flaxen- haired kiddies that they were: very babyish for their age, blending their resemblance to Papa and Mamma into one soft mixture of pink and white and gold, almost like a coloured picture, and seeming a couple of idyllic little figures by the side of the rough, sturdy elder brothers. "The Twilight of the Souls" by Louis Couperus
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I saw a little girl, oh, a fair little creature, with fluffy, golden hair shading her babyish face, who was on her knees beside a white and gilded berth. "Lord Dolphin" by Harriet A. Cheever
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One dimpled, rounded, bare arm lay upon the soft dappled fur, the babyish fingers curled one upon the other. "The Dop Doctor" by Clotilde Inez Mary Graves
