infantile

He had to content himself with continuing his memoir on infantile cholera and his observations on the silk-worm moth.

Thus it becomes more certain that the unconscious in our psychic life is the infantile.

It is sometimes said that infantile mortality is an economic question, and that with improvement in wages it would cease.

Andrews refers to the occurrence of eczema in his description of infantile beriberi.

Here again appears plainly the return to the infantile erotic.

The occurrence of these infantile color blotches was so common in Japan as to be almost characteristic of the race.

The struggle between duty and repulsion made havoc even in her infantile breast.

He kept these going in an awkward, spasmodic fashion, which caused the infantile fist now and then to land in his eye.

To the finite intelligence there would seem to be some force in the infantile argument.

Nothing was important enough to delay attention to an infantile whimper.