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youthful

[yooth-fuhl] / ˈyuθ fəl /


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In real life, Madigan is a youthful 75, but like Gordon, she exaggerated the signs of aging to enhance her performance.

From Los Angeles Times

The British filmmaker wanted to evoke her youthful experience reading Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel when she was 14, which she describes as “the most physical emotional connection I’ve ever had to anything.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Horse has a lot of youthful energy.

From Los Angeles Times

Whereas Batman had his tragic back story, making him moody and tortured, and Spider-Man had the youthful verve of a kid from Queens, Superman was always kind of a square.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their youthful energy and idealism still draw large and excited crowds.

From BBC