babelike

ADJECTIVE
  1. like a baby especially in dependence
    babelike innocence and dependence
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How To Use babelike In A Sentence

  • babelike innocence and dependence
  • He is trim, brown-haired, nice-looking for a regular guy; babelike for a scientist. Brian Greene's restaurant at the end of the parallel universe
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  • But she spoke in a fast staccato, so she didn’t come across as babelike. As Husbands Go
  • If you want a babelike 30-year-old hanging around the house, by all means, buy that car for them … the shiny red one!” Is Buying Your Kid A Car Going Too Far?
  • This innocent daring, this babelike ripping up of serviceable conventions -- God knows what advantage such men might take of it. The Christian A Story
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