NOUN
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activity by children that is guided more by imagination than by fixed rules
Freud believed in the utility of play to a small child -
any undertaking that is easy to do
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How To Use child's play In A Sentence
- Last year's plaintive wails about the attacks on A Beautiful Mind are child's play in comparison.
- Riding a bicycle is child's play when you've had some practice.
- From there it should be child's play to unbind my feet, and then my head-bind.
- I find their puerile, psychologically regressive child's play boring and self-absorbed, but maybe I just don't understand them.
- Our tradition of collecting candy in costume is mere child's play to Roman Catholic countries. Day of the Dead celebrations across the world (Photos)
- The boxes were heavy, but Joe made it look like child's play.
- Augusto met the young girl on the beach, he was already becoming aware of his own sexual desire — he already searched his "blasphemies" in the Latin dictionary, meaning, of course, Latin words with a sexual content (112) — and he promptly converts this budding sexual awareness into child's play, re-inscribing it in the realm of childhood innocence. Children Playing by the Sea: the Dynamics of Appropriation in the Brazilian Romantic Novel
- She's makes my nonstop babble look like child's play.
- The crisp backbeat and twinkling xylophones remind one of a child's playroom, with toys scattered and overturned, and the sun building shadows in their midst.
- It's not a difficult climb it should be child's play for an experienced mountaineer.
