Jejune (adj)
ji-joon
juvenile; immature; childish: Inexperienced or misinformed.
First recorded in 1605–15, jejune is from the Latin word jējūnus empty, poor, mean
Example sentences
“Her jejune antics were becoming hard for us all to bear.
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