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Suggestive of youth; vigorous and fresh.
young
vernal
immature
1
But the innocent days of
youthful
political activism did not last long.
2
At age 17, Charles' actions could easily be dismissed as
youthful
ignorance.
3
The year 1968 is most associated with
youthful
activism on the left.
4
London's more
youthful
,
less comfortable middle class also tends to vote Labour.
5
The
youthful
lieutenant was perhaps the last man in the disordered mass.
6
The
youthful
duke took the reins of government in his nineteenth year.
7
It was
youthful
error, and only the force of circumstance prolonged it.
8
None of her
youthful
escapades had brought her this close to violence.
9
He felt no incongruity in the veteran Parmenides correcting the
youthful
Socrates.
10
Advertising in Ireland is a
youthful
business -and it's getting younger.
11
On paper this was a team well-stocked with pace and
youthful
vim.
12
What moisturiser did you use to keep your
youthful
looks so long?
13
With his
youthful
spirit and nice manner Walcott always worn a sheen.
14
The blood which flowed ripened the seeds of the
youthful
General's ambition.
15
He attributed his
youthful
aspect to a heavy dose of morning coffee.
16
The temptation the question presented was too great for the
youthful
conspirators.
youthful
more youthful
youthful face
youthful appearance
youthful days
youthful mind