childlike
అమాయకుడైన
definition
adjective
she speaks with a childlike directness
(of an adult) having good qualities associated with a child.
translation of 'childlike'
బాలునివలె,
అమాయకుడైన
example
Many adults these days do not seem at all bothered by the idea of seeming 'childlike' - they even revel in it.
Above all, the series has a gorgeous 'childlike' quality and is entirely voiced by children.
His prattling was 'childlike' and innocent, as if he were only five years old.
Our biggest strength was the ability to do mad stuff spontaneously, in an almost 'childlike' way.
He was a man without guile with a 'childlike' spirit and spirituality, a gentle man.
You have a 'childlike' and innocent quality, which is endearing in meaningful relationships.
She was frail and her 'childlike' appearance made her innocence all the more apparent.
There is a 'childlike' quality about him, as if the years caught up with him only by accident.
His voice had suddenly taken on a 'childlike' quality as he began talking quick and excitedly.
Now in his seventies, he came across as a fairly 'childlike' character - driven by his curiosity.
It's a word he uses a lot in his almost 'childlike' rediscovery of happiness and contentment.
So all three of us had 'childlike' excitement about the whole thing.
You still have that glow of 'childlike' curiosity with the hint of adult wisdom you always had.
The best grown-up ideas come from being silly, from dreaming, from being a 'childlike' adult.
A gleeful, 'childlike' look overcame her face and she bounded off towards the vending machine.
While the movie has an obviously 'childlike' feel, it's difficult to be sure of its intended audience.
The man comes across as 'childlike' and innocent, but also as his own biggest fan.
Their 'childlike' joy in leaving is probably a reflection of your own joy at your recovery.
I observed a 'childlike' wonder in his eyes and playful laughter as he enjoyed his music.
Sometimes, a songwriter's quest to uncover the extraordinary in the ordinary has a 'childlike' aspect to it.
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