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View usage for: (ɪmətjʊəʳ, US -tʊr) 1. adjectiveSomething or someone that is immature is not yet completely grown or fully developed. The birds were in immature plumage. She is emotionally immature. Synonyms: young, adolescent, undeveloped, green More Synonyms of immature immaturity (ɪmətjʊərɪti, US -tʊr-) uncountable noun In spite of some immaturity in the figure drawing and painting, it showed real imagination. Synonyms: rawness, imperfection, greenness, unpreparedness More Synonyms of immature 2. adjectiveIf you describe someone as immature, you are being critical of them because they do not behave in a sensible or responsible way. [disapproval] ...grossly immature drivers who flout the rules of the road. She's just being childish and immature. Synonyms: childish, juvenile, infantile, puerile More Synonyms of immature immaturity uncountable noun ...his immaturity and lack of social skills. Synonyms: childishness, puerility, callowness, juvenility More Synonyms of immature immature in British English (ˌɪməˈtjʊə, -ˈtʃʊə) adjective1. not fully grown or developed 2. deficient in maturity; lacking wisdom, insight, emotional stability, etc 3. geography a less common term for youthful (sense 4) Derived forms immaturity (ˌimmaˈturity) or immatureness (ˌimmaˈtureness) noun immaturely (ˌimmaˈturely) adverb immature in American English (ˌɪməˈtʊr; ˌɪməˈtʃʊr; ˌɪməˈtjʊr) adjective1. not mature or ripe; not completely grown or developed 2. not finished or perfected; incomplete 3. lacking the emotional maturity, sense of responsibility, etc. characteristic of an adult 4. Geology worn down only slightly by erosion, as a land surface having steeply entrenched stream valleys that lack well-developed flood plains Derived forms immaturely (ˌimmaˈturely) adverb immaturity (ˌimmaˈturity) noun or ˌimmaˈtureness Examples of 'immature' in a sentenceimmature Some claim he is just a bit immature and is struggling to settle in a foreign land.Your girlfriend sounds too young and immature to cope with parenthood.Which strikes me as an immature way of thinking about innovation.He is socially and emotionally immature and still perceives himself in relation to others from a very narcissistic point of view.One good theory is that too clean an environment in early childhood may turn immature cells away from learning to fight infections.Doctors hope the immature cells will grow into new blood vessels - as the patients are too ill for other treatments.Or just immature and irresponsible?He is an immature man.She says I am immature and just like her useless exes.I usually defend the male point of view, but this man is just immature and selfish.It is very immature and childish to be making such a comment, to be thinking like that and putting that out there for people.They were young, immature in many ways, but full of potential.A shy and somewhat immature man, when he wrote to her his rather blunt letters are nonetheless charged with real feeling.She can't see that my friend is just so immature and he's only in it for the physical side of things.That is not a childish or immature need, but understandable and universally experienced as we try to cope with life's difficulties.I think she has stumbled on an emotionally immature man who'no one understands'.I'm not sure whether it's like an addiction for you or if you are emotionally immature. In other languagesimmature British English: immature / ˌɪməˈtjʊə; -ˈtʃʊə/ ADJECTIVE Something that is immature is not yet fully developed. ...babies with immature lungs. - American English: immature
- Arabic: غَيْرُ نَاضِجٍ
- Brazilian Portuguese: imaturo
- Chinese: 不成熟
- Croatian: nerazvijen
- Czech: nezralý
- Danish: umoden
- Dutch: onvolwassen
- European Spanish: inmaduro
- Finnish: epäkypsä
- French: immature
- German: unreif
- Greek: ανώριμος
- Italian: immaturo
- Japanese: 未成熟の
- Korean: 미숙한
- Norwegian: umoden
- Polish: niedojrzały
- European Portuguese: imaturo
- Romanian: imatur
- Russian: незрелый
- Latin American Spanish: inmaduro
- Swedish: omogen
- Thai: ยังเยาว์วัย
- Turkish: gelişmemiş
- Ukrainian: незрілий
- Vietnamese: non nớt
Chinese translation of 'immature' adj - [organ, organism]
发(發)育未全的 (fāyù wèi quán de) - (= childish) [person, behaviour]
不成熟的 (bù chéngshú de)
Definition not fully grown or developed The birds were in immature plumage. Synonyms unfinished unripe unformed unseasonable Definition lacking wisdom, insight, or stability because of youth You're just being childish and immature. Synonyms wet behind the ears (informal) Opposites developed , adult , mature , ripe , mellow , fully-fledged Additional synonymsDefinition of or relating to adolescence her adolescent years Synonyms young, growing, junior, teenage, juvenile, youthful, childish, immature, boyish, undeveloped, girlish, puerile, in the springtime of life I'm ashamed of the babyish nonsense I write. Synonyms childish, young, simple, soft (informal), silly, spoiled, juvenile, foolish, immature, boyish or girlish, infantile, sissy, puerile, namby-pamby, babyDefinition young and inexperienced Although he's 25, he still behaves like a callow youth in some ways. Synonyms inexperienced, juvenile, naïve, immature, raw, untried, green, unsophisticated, puerile, guileless, jejune (formal), unfledged |