legal+immaturity
91want of capacity — I (mental deficiency) noun amentia, defectiveness, dementedness, dementia, feeblemindedness, imbecility, moronity, retardment associated concepts: insanity defense II (underage) noun callowness, defectiveness, immaturity, inexperience, juvenile,… …
92inadequacy — Synonyms and related words: adulteration, arrear, arrearage, arrears, arrestment, asymmetry, baseness, blemish, bug, callowness, catch, contrariety, crack, decline, defalcation, default, defect, defectibility, defection, defectiveness, deficiency …
93infancy — Synonyms and related words: babyhood, beginnings, birth, callowness, childhood, commencement, cradle, dawn, dewiness, disability, disablement, disqualification, early, emergence, freshman year, freshness, genesis, greenness, imbecility,… …
94minority — Synonyms and related words: back seat, callowness, dewiness, disability, disablement, disqualification, freshness, greenness, humbleness, humility, imbecility, immaturity, inability, inadequacy, incapability, incapacitation, incapacity,… …
95nonage — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. immaturity, childhood, minority, adolescence; see youth 1 . II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun The state or period of being under legal age: minority. Law: infancy. See LAW, YOUTH …
96nonage — n 1. legal minority, Law. infancy, juvenility, juniority. 2. immaturity, youth, adolescence, childhood, boyhood, girlhood …
97nonage — non•age [[t]ˈnɒn ɪdʒ, ˈnoʊ nɪdʒ[/t]] n. 1) law the period of legal minority 2) any period of immaturity • Etymology: 1375–1425; late ME no(w) nage < MFnonӓage …
98nonage — /ˈnoʊnɪdʒ/ (say nohnij) noun 1. the period of legal minority. 2. any period of immaturity. {Middle English nounage, from Anglo French, from noun non + age age} …
99maturity — noun 1. the period of time in your life after your physical growth has stopped and you are fully developed (Freq. 16) • Syn: ↑adulthood • Derivationally related forms: ↑mature, ↑adult (for: ↑adulthood) …
100nonage — n. 1 hist. the state of being under full legal age, minority. 2 a period of immaturity. Etymology: ME f. AF nounage, OF nonage (as NON , AGE) …
