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younger

[yuhng-ger] / ˈyʌŋ gər /




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For many younger voters, however, these traditional opposition parties are seen as part of an earlier political era, unable to channel the urgency and confrontational feeling that now defines youth-led activism.

From BBC

He has held the reins just as many younger, social-media-savvy traders flooded into financial markets—a cohort often game to create digital images of Powell dancing or throwing cash after an interest-rate cut is announced.

From The Wall Street Journal

"She had cells that seemed younger than her age," Esteller says.

From BBC

Capped by a laugh and smile that made him look like a younger Burt Reynolds with just a touch of Jack Nicholson.

From Los Angeles Times

Then, in August, the debut of image-generation tool Nano Banana launched Gemini usage on its fastest trajectory to date, in part by appealing to younger users.

From The Wall Street Journal