puerile Definition In English

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Examples of puerile

  • I have never heard a more puerile or weak excuse for a matter involving fundamental civil liberties.

  • It is puerile to argue in that way.

  • But for this body to come forward and say that it can all be done within a matter of a few weeks, is puerile.

  • I turn to something that may well seem to be a puerile problem.

  • To pretend that economic analyses are as simple, as straightforward and as easy as he has been making out is little short of puerile.

  • To try to involve national prestige with a rate is a naive, almost puerile, approach to these problems.

  • It is puerile to make such a suggestion.

  • Many of us do not like pettifogging and puerile complaints which may be of very short duration.

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