- juvenilise
- juˈvenilize or juˈvenilise /-il-īz/ transitive verbTo make young or youthful• • •Main Entry: ↑juvenile
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juvenilise — (Brit.) v. make juvenile; make immature; make appropriate for children; make more appealing to children (also juvenilize) … English contemporary dictionary
juvenilised — juvenilise (Brit.) v. make juvenile; make immature; make appropriate for children; make more appealing to children (also juvenilize) … English contemporary dictionary
juvenilises — juvenilise (Brit.) v. make juvenile; make immature; make appropriate for children; make more appealing to children (also juvenilize) … English contemporary dictionary
juvenilising — juvenilise (Brit.) v. make juvenile; make immature; make appropriate for children; make more appealing to children (also juvenilize) … English contemporary dictionary
juvenilize — juvenilization, n. /jooh veuh nl uyz /, v.t., juvenilized, juvenilizing. 1. to make juvenile or immature: to juvenilize the classics for quick reading. 2. to make suitable for or more appealing to children. Also, esp. Brit., juvenilise. [1825 35; … Universalium
juvenilize — (Amer.) v. make juvenile; make immature; make appropriate for children; make more appealing to children (also juvenilise) … English contemporary dictionary
juvenilized — juvenilize (Amer.) v. make juvenile; make immature; make appropriate for children; make more appealing to children (also juvenilise) … English contemporary dictionary
juvenilizes — juvenilize (Amer.) v. make juvenile; make immature; make appropriate for children; make more appealing to children (also juvenilise) … English contemporary dictionary
juvenilizing — juvenilize (Amer.) v. make juvenile; make immature; make appropriate for children; make more appealing to children (also juvenilise) … English contemporary dictionary
juvenile — [ dʒu:vənʌɪl] adjective 1》 for or relating to young people, birds, or animals. 2》 childish. noun a young person, bird, or animal. ↘Law a person below the age at which ordinary criminal prosecution is possible (18 in most countries). Derivatives… … English new terms dictionary
