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Meanings of younger in English

Used of the younger of two persons of the same name especially used to distinguish a son from his father.

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Usage of younger in English
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I'm seeing that especially with younger people from eastern Europe, he said.
Reuters
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The ban didn't appear to impact heart attacks for younger people, however.
Reuters
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Local democracy education in Northland schools would help educate the younger generation.
Radio NZ
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Prevention work was crucial though, with serious offenders getting younger, he said.
Radio NZ
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CBA said this form of abuse was more prevalent among younger people.
News.com.au
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Methods: Children aged younger than 30 days undergoing cardiac operations were reviewed.
Pubmed
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Surgery is rarely performed on children younger than 1 year of age.
Pubmed
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Currently the Youth Court hears cases involving children aged 16 or younger.
Radio NZ
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Perhaps she was a year older than him, or a year younger.
Forge of Darkness
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Tired: Need instructions and the images aren't the best for younger children.
Wired
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The highest proportion was among teens younger than 15 years of age.
Ebony
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It's also important for the younger generation and the future, he said.
The Guardian
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Conflicts between younger and older workers often represent the major fault line.
Economics Without Illusions
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Of course Palmer was young, only twenty-seven, eight years younger than himself.
Land of marvels
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Conclusions: Children and younger adults can access fewer trials than older adults.
Pubmed
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The children, especially the younger ones, had no idea what was happening.
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
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