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View synonyms for infantine
infantine
[ in-fuhn-tahyn, -tin ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of infantine1
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Example Sentences
"I don't remember," said the culprit, knitting his brows in infantine thought.
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His temper was unalterably sweet, and every thought of his breast was laid open to the world with an almost infantine artlessness.
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The bedroom in which Caleb had died was, indeed, long held sacred by infantine superstition.
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It took him past the cottage in which the new Avice was born, from whose precincts he had heard her first infantine cry.
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And, with an infantine confidence she took his hand, as a child does that of a grown-up person;—so they walked on together.
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