act childishly
behave childishly
childishly imitate
childishly stubborn
childishly naive
he is childishly egocentric.
She childishly refused to share her toys with her younger sister.
He childishly insisted on having his favorite ice cream for dinner.
The childishly drawn picture brought a smile to everyone's face.
She childishly pouted when she didn't get her way.
He childishly pretended to be a superhero during recess.
The childishly written note was full of spelling errors.
She childishly stomped her feet when she was told no.
He childishly challenged his friends to a game of tag.
The childishly decorated cake was a hit at the birthday party.
She childishly clung to her favorite stuffed animal wherever she went.
Wozniak, in contrast, was shy and socially awkward, which made him seem childishly sweet.
Excuse me, I was hoping to purchase some practical joke paraphernalia so that I may behave childishly.
Awful? They don't find it so. On the contrary, they like it. It's light, it's childishly simple.
At twenty-two, young people are still so near childhood that they often conduct themselves childishly.
He had on a sailor's hat with the brim pulled down childishly to shield his eyes, although there was no sun out.
The idea drove him childishly frantic.
I felt there was something childishly non-committal about my response.
How childishly blind he must have seemed to this mere girl!
He looked so childishly vexed and crest-fallen that I hastened to console him.
Then she cavorted childishly for him until he smiled and she laughed and they began having a good time.
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