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Meanings of sometimes younger in English

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Usage of sometimes younger in English
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His age was indeterminate; sometimes he seemed Simon's age, sometimes younger, sometimes older.
Masked
2
The most typical answer I get is 11, sometimes 13, sometimes younger.
Wired
3
They were aged 16 to 25, sometimes younger, and many had been involved with the authorities.
The Guardian
4
The trick to bringing success to a couture label is often to pitch for a more modern and sometimes younger customer.
The Guardian
5
Sometimes younger children will use bad language and not even know it.
Have a new kid by friday: how to change your child's attitude, b...
6
Sometimes younger ones pop corn or roast chestnuts, or perhaps make taffy.
Etiquette
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