youthful
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3.1
- adjective
- /ˈjuːθfəl/
:
juvenil
- You look so healthy and youthful.
- youthful appearance
- youthful vigor
- youthful idealism
So and your dad also carries that same youthful enthusiasm as well.
- So and your dad also carries that same youthful enthusiasm as well.
- Here it's like youthful hair sticking up, youthful, soft, happy, bright.
- So there's going to be youthful social unrest.
- Great for spring and summer or if you like youthful, really sweet scents.
- I was not that intelligent, undeniably bright eyed and youthful, but naive nonetheless.
- Foods can actually help you maintain that youthful elasticity of the blood vessels.
- And you know, feel colorful, feel childlike, joy, feel youthful, feel fun, feel playful.
- I feel like Peach blush just gives you more of a a youthful, healthy type of look.
- Next trick is achieving youthful lips.
- Dear Husband was similarly youthful and naive.
- So I want you to bring your youthful energy, your fun, your openness to life.
- But is there a way to slow aging or to feel and be youthful later in life?
- You also want that kind of youthful appearance.
Examples
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Her youthful energy and enthusiasm made the event much more lively.
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The skin is looking fresh, youthful, beautiful, beautiful.
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Helps keep your body in its youthful state.
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OK, I do have a youthful appearance I think.
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I love cream products because they just make your skin look so youthful and glowy.
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Her skin was smooth across her face, giving her a youthful, ageless appearance.
Fiction book (1992) -
I always felt freckles look really youthful and like you've been in the sun.
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- You look youthful.
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The garden has a youthful charm that appeals to visitors of all ages.
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Despite his age, he retains a youthful spirit that inspires those around him.
Synonyms
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1.0
Not old and in an early stage of life
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3.9
Having a young, healthy, and innocent look
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4.2
To feel and act lively and playful even though you are older
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3.5
A person, group, or thing that is not very old
Antonyms
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How Youthful
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Morphology
Etymology
Youthful comes from the simple words youth and -ful, meaning 'full of youth', so it describes someone or something with the energy, freshness, or appearance of a young person.