youth
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1.1
- noun
- /juːθ/
:
juventud
- But it's got a good blend of youth and experience.
- fountain of youth
- beauty of youth
- perpetual youth
Like cool, like youth and excitement is great.
- Like cool, like youth and excitement is great.
- They're not putting on makeup to enhance their cues to youth and cues to health.
- But it's very likely more signal of of youth in particular this waist to hip ratio.
- It looks like we got the moisturizer, the eye cream and the youth repair night cream.
- Pablo Picasso had a lot to say about youth and genius aphorisms quote.
- This is the Lancome advanced genetic concentrate active youth activating concentrate.
Examples
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Yes, we have a whole youth and beauty industry, you know, shops where you can go buy all sorts of serums and lotions.
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Which, you must remember, was selected because of her youth and beauty.
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So much value is placed on youth in women.
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But as you get older, clearly I would just say enjoy your youth because it goes by so fast.
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We are an old people that has found its youth and strength.
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Just helping to bring that youth back to your look.
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You have the youth, the energy, the certitude.
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Show a little respect for the cradle of your youth.
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There is such purity and youth in his face. Basil: He is so innocent.
Academic text (2011) -
In his youth, he traveled the world and experienced many cultures.
Synonyms
3
3.8
Being young and full of energy
A lively, fresh energy typical of young people
The state of being young
Antonyms
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2.0
The later part of life after middle age when people often retire and may lose strength
Compounds
- Literature
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8.8
A spring in stories that makes people young again when they drink or bathe
A group of young people who share a style, music, or behaviour different from the wider culture
How Youthful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Youth is from the same root as young, so it also names the quality of being young — the energy and freshness someone has. That's why we speak of a person's 'youth' when we mean their vigor or lively appearance.