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childlike
/ ˈʃɪˌɪ /
adjective
- like or befitting a child, as in being innocent, trustful, etc Compare childish
Other 51Թ Forms
- ln noun
- ܲ·l adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of childlike1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
At the Oscars, Bergman delivered her own take on the character, making her sound less childlike and more like a proper preschool teacher.
I’m always filled with childlike wonder, even though I’ve been there a million times by now.
It’s a Small World, via its whimsy and childlike wonder, makes clear we’re not really all that different, rendering the divisions and hate in the world temporarily meaningless.
“We were shooting this montage of grotesque deaths and he just had this lightness to his touch. There’s something so playful and almost childlike — it inspires a lot of trust in him.”
Cabbagestalk said he hopes guests will have the same sense of childlike wonder that he had when they come to these events.
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