childishly

And, believe it or not, the answer is childishly simple.

They seem childishly easy to counter on paper, with all four hands in view.

He was clearly very excited about something, almost childishly so.

Some defenses are childishly easy on paper but very difficult at the table.

The execution of the plan had been almost childishly simple.

Two women childishly at one another's throats all the time.

And, when it becomes necessary, killing him will be childishly easy.

There have been several instances where she acts rather childishly.

She looked more childishly stubborn than like a being of incredible power.

I remember thinking there was something childishly satisfying about actually getting out your money and showing it.

Perhaps we might walk slowly up through the town - I am childishly eager to speak to him.

What he had done wrong was almost childishly simple.

For a man who would soon be directing a global conflict this problem was childishly simple.

He seemed impatient with me, as if I was asking childishly naive questions.

Childishly, I would have liked him to reassure me that it made no difference.

Childishly, Sarah wanted to tell him that she didn't want to eat.

In some ways this effort can be seen as liberating, but we are acting more childishly than ever.

Their language seemed childishly simple, with less than a hundred distinct noises.

Even as the thought took shape, Rick knew that he was being childishly naive.

Is it any wonder that even your closest friends surprise you with how childishly they can act?

She grinned and shook her head, as if what he had said were childishly amusing.

He was still rather childishly fond of such little surprises and mysteries.

As usual, some cooler part of himself knew that he was acting childishly.

And she herself had acted very childishly, which left the honours about even.

They are not at all closely related, as you childishly assume."