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UKcallow
/kˈæləʊ/
/ˈkæɫoʊ/callow
[ADJECTIVE]
Examples
1. Now cynics like to mock the supposedly spoiled or callow youth of the new millennia.
2. And his development, his evolution from being a callow youth to being a very experienced back woodsman, and again his quest, his moral quest to find and save his sister, that's the center of the movie.
3. So starting with the boom and looking back at that golden age, I should say in a personal note that my own extended involvement with Japan originated with what could be called a rather callow, youthful obsession with Japan's late 1980s bubble.
4. but %uh Michael makes about getting Michael made it back in he is the last man standing might get a point Dr unit okay cell round two callow hard might have been a little hard
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