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young

[yuhng] / yʌŋ /


NOUN
animate beings that are not mature
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


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The manipulative Jean, meanwhile, counsels both young women and has cast Mary in the role of her substitute daughter.

From The Wall Street Journal

Godlove, a young chemist the publisher hired in 1931 to help bring scientific rigor to the slippery business of defining colors.

From The Wall Street Journal

George Wilson sent to his young wife, Constance, in late 1943, an item that Wilson insisted was only to be opened in the event that he did not come back from a mission.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Other information providers have clear rules to protect young people from harmful content."

From BBC

Evidence shows that slowing down to the pace of a young child, even for a couple of minutes, can help adults regulate too, according to Wass.

From BBC