immature
1 of 1adjective/ˌɪməˈtʃʊr/
Forms:more immature,most immature
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not fully developed mentally or emotionally, often resulting in behaviors or reactions that are childish
- His immature behavior often led to conflicts with his peers.
- The company decided not to promote him due to his immature attitude towards responsibility.
- Her immature response to criticism showed a lack of emotional maturity.
- The teenager's immature decision-making caused concern among their parents.
- He realized his reaction was immature and apologized for his outburst.
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not yet mature
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not entirely grown yet
- The immature apples were sour and hard, not yet ready for picking.
- She noticed the immature grapes on the vine, still small and green.
- The chef avoided using immature avocados, waiting for them to soften and ripen.
- Immature mangoes have a tart flavor that differs greatly from the sweet taste of ripe ones.
- The immature lemons had a pale yellow color, indicating they needed more time to ripen.
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