Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sophomoric
adjective
/sɒf.əˈmɔːr.ɪk/
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Definition
Characteristic of or relating to a sophomore, especially in being overconfident or immature.
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Examples
- His sophomoric comments during the meeting showed he hadn’t considered the complexities of the issue.
- Although she was bright, her sophomoric behavior made her peers doubt her professionalism.
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Meaning
Sophomoric describes a stage of development where a person, typically a student in the second year of college, exhibits a lack of maturity and an inflated sense of confidence.
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Synonyms
- Imature
- Overconfident
- Naive