| Agoraphobia infantilized me, reduced me to sleep and soft food. |
| By now the charm has worn off these masked characters, and they simply look infantilized and aimless. |
| Meeting up with Hector, 22, who has been infantilized by an imperious aunt, forces Alex to confront her own relationship with her father. |
| I worry about infantilized responses, especially when higher education is trying to shape analytic and critical thinking skills. |
| The centrality of racial oppression has so distorted relationships of class that the very language is impoverished and popular political discussion infantilized. |
| I was like David Malouf's imagining of Ovid in his banishment — infantilized by exile. |
