Definition of "infanthood" [in•fant•hood]

• Infancy (noun)

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• "Americans are taught from their infanthood to live in perpetual state of hunger and dissatisfaction."
• "Nineteen isn't a midlife-fantasy age to take up golf, of course, but it's not infanthood either, which is when Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart began excelling at their chosen crafts."
• "Nineteen isn't a Walter Mitty-ish age to take up golf, of course, but it's not infanthood either, which is when Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart began excelling at their chosen crafts."