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Which is better grammar immaturity or immatureness?

"Immaturity" is the better grammatical choice.

Here's why:

* Immaturity is a noun, meaning the state of being immature.

* Immatureness is a less common and somewhat awkward-sounding alternative, which is also a noun but sounds clunky.

While both words convey the same meaning, "immaturity" is more widely accepted and sounds more natural in most contexts.

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