Meanings of youngness in English

It was Wilf's youngness and littleness in the face of that immensity.

But these added years made only more notable his youngness of heart.

And there was something very attractive in this very definite youngness of his.

I don't see what youngness has to do with it.

But-butit's the youngness-thepower-the potential meaning-wasted-torn-scattered in fragments.

He liked his bigness, and his honest youngness, and his clean-heartedness, written all over him.

The youngness of people in love is a caution!

The youngness of bearing is the same.

It's killing the youngness in her.

Her eyes were still as blue and her voice, shorn of its faltering youngness, was sweet and clear.

Add a pint and a half or one quart of milk, according to the youngness and juiciness of the corn.

Then the youth came away to the doorway, with a flush mounting on his face and a grimace distorting its youngness.

She leans across the car and unlocks the passenger door, and with this movement the boy's youngness ends and he becomes old.

Occasionally the very youngness of the young moved him to charity-theyhad no sense of the swiftness of life, nor of its limits.

The indelible youngness of his face gave an indescribably vicious-andinhuman-turnto the white-hot hatred and the cold white malevolence in his face.

His youngness was so apparent in his coldness that he was more dangerous than ever to her who had an unconquerable passion for youth.