infantize

English

Etymology

infant +‎ -ize

Verb

infantize (third-person singular simple present infantizes, present participle infantizing, simple past and past participle infantized)

(transitive) infantilize
- 1992, Steinar Kvale, Psychology and postmodernism (page 117)
  Yet the patient is asked to play the stupid game, to infantize himself. Halfway houses with their stupid rules. Telling a thirty-year-old man who has committed no crime to be good or he will not get TV tonight.
- 2008 April 1, William Yardley, “Washington State Debates Strict Bill on Child Products”, in New York Times‎:
  “Are we ready to infantize 10-year-olds?” he said.

单词	infantize
释义	infantize English Etymology infant +‎ -ize Verb infantize (third-person singular simple present infantizes, present participle infantizing, simple past and past participle infantized) (transitive) infantilize 1992, Steinar Kvale, Psychology and postmodernism (page 117) Yet the patient is asked to play the stupid game, to infantize himself. Halfway houses with their stupid rules. Telling a thirty-year-old man who has committed no crime to be good or he will not get TV tonight. 2008 April 1, William Yardley, “Washington State Debates Strict Bill on Child Products”, in New York Times‎: “Are we ready to infantize 10-year-olds?” he said.
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