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teenager

[teen-ey-jer] / ˈtinˌeɪ dʒər /
NOUN
adolescent
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STRONGEST


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Yet despite the strong ratings of these audition programmes, some critics question if teenagers and young hopefuls can do justice to a genre that is so emotionally weighty.

From BBC

The teenager found some aspects of her uniform so uncomfortable that they became painful, like the embroidered logo, seams and tag on her polo shirt, her dad says.

From BBC

He says while he would have jumped at the chance to go to Brit School as a teenager, now he would have second thoughts.

From BBC

The families of both teenagers were being kept updated and specialist officers were providing support, Robinson said.

From BBC

Another person, a boy, maybe a teenager, sits beside that figure, but his face is in such dark shadow that it is impossible to know anything about him.

From The Wall Street Journal