noun
- the state of being under the legal age of majority; minority
- a period of immaturity or lack of development
Usage: legal; formal
Usage: formal; literary
Examples
- The contract was invalid because she signed it during her nonage.
- Legal guardians must make decisions for children in their nonage.
- The trust fund would remain untouchable until the end of his nonage.
- During the nation’s nonage, it struggled with basic governance.
- The artist’s early works reflected the nonage of his creative abilities.
- Property rights were restricted during her nonage under the law.