Synonym: babyhood, beginning. Similar words: infant, infantry, infantile, infanticide, fancy, infant mortality, take a fancy to, infamy. Meaning: ['ɪnfənsɪ] 
n. 1. the early stage of growth or development 2. the earliest state of immaturity.
n. 1. the early stage of growth or development 2. the earliest state of immaturity. 
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121. Mei's father is a famous lensman and he intended to impart the skill of the photography to his bright and intelligent daughter when Mei was in her infancy.
122. However, Tess found at least approximate expression for her feelings in the old Benedicite that she had lisped from infancy; and it was enough.
123. In addition, some childhood vaccines given in early infancy may cause serious infection in children with T-cell lymphopenia.
124. The use of the X chromosome in population genetics is still in its infancy.
125. Clinical survey of 26 patients with benign epilepsy in infancy.
126. He rhapsodized about physics and music with her, called her his Dolly and fathered her illegitimate child--a sickly girl who may have died in infancy or been given up for adoption.
127. Research of gearless pumping unit is still in its infancy in our country,(http://sentencedict.com/infancy.html) a large number of contents is needed to be explored.
128. The Sonex and Sikorsky projects are two examples in a growing field of innovation in electric powered flight - most in their infancy.
129. But for various reasons, in our country light wood frame construction is still in its infancy, the metal plate joint first appears in the new code for design of timber structures.
130. Rape is common, too, as an equivalent of sexual abuse in infancy.
131. Researches about speech perception in infancy indicate 1-4-month-old infants can discriminate most phonetic category contrast, including native category contrasts and nonnative category contrasts.
More similar words: infant, infantry, infantile, infanticide, fancy, infant mortality, take a fancy to, infamy, in fact, enfant terrible, rainfall, infamous, infatuate, in favor of, infallible, in favour of, infatuation, fancier, infallibility, fanciful, vacancy, truancy, tenancy, pliancy, myocardial infarction, piquancy, vagrancy, vibrancy, buoyancy, redundancy.