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young

[yuhng] / yʌŋ /


NOUN
animate beings that are not mature
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


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The government said findings from the consultation will "help shape future regulations under the Tobacco and Vapes Bill", which it said will "create a smoke-free generation and protect young people from a lifetime of addiction".

From BBC

If talking animals will continue to be used as surrogates for human experiences — especially for young viewers — some nuance would be appreciated.

From Los Angeles Times

And Parliament in December passed a law that will require young men to undergo medical exams to assess their fitness for military service.

From The Wall Street Journal

The app was the most popular messaging service among Russians aged 25 and over in 2023, while Telegram was more popular among younger users, according to a report by Russian news outlet RBK.

From Barron's

Matt and Jay also encounter their younger selves, which prompts reflection on their paths through life.

From The Wall Street Journal