She was often sick during her infancy.
a skill developed in infancy
She has been a member of the church since its infancy.
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What began as a novel concept has evolved into a technological revolution that’s still in its infancy.—Zameer Rizvi, Forbes, 24 Feb. 2025 So while big booze might raise a toast to low- and no- alcohol, this market remains in its infancy.—Andrea Felsted, Twin Cities, 21 Feb. 2025 The battery storage plant was built in 2019 when the technology was in its infancy, constructed in a huge concrete warehouse that housed a former 1950s-era PG&E oil and gas-burning power plant.—Paul Rogers, The Mercury News, 9 Feb. 2025 With that ancient ticket stub, McCaskey also had a portal back to the infancy of pro football and the league her father, George Halas, imagined, founded, built and, in those earliest years, exerted great effort to grow.—Dan Wiederer, Chicago Tribune, 8 Feb. 2025 See All Example Sentences for infancy
: the affirmative defense of lacking legal capacity (as to make a contract or commit a crime) because of being too young and especially because one's age is below an age set by statute
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