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young

[yuhng] / yʌŋ /


NOUN
animate beings that are not mature
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


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Companies including Meta have said they agree more is needed to keep young people safe online, but don't think a blanket ban is the answer, with some experts raising similar concerns.

From BBC

He's an innovative young manager who has done well for himself, and is hungry and ambitious.

From BBC

It claims to be "not your average church", and its student-focused Instagram features slickly edited testimonies from young faces, along with vlogs and vox-pop interviews near university campuses.

From BBC

Two teenagers are among the missing, with the youngest aged 15 years old, police said.

From BBC

Asked at a news conference about how he planned to sell his vision to young players, the recently hired Indiana coach didn’t even look up while delivering his now-famous response.

From Los Angeles Times