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Meanings of youthful in English

Suggestive of youth; vigorous and fresh.

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Usage of youthful in English
1
But the innocent days of youthful political activism did not last long.
The Guardian
2
At age 17, Charles' actions could easily be dismissed as youthful ignorance.
Ebony
3
The year 1968 is most associated with youthful activism on the left.
The Irish Times
4
London's more youthful, less comfortable middle class also tends to vote Labour.
The Guardian
5
The youthful lieutenant was perhaps the last man in the disordered mass.
The Red Badge of Courage: An Episode of the American Civil War
6
The youthful duke took the reins of government in his nineteenth year.
Germany from the Earliest Period, Volume 4
7
It was youthful error, and only the force of circumstance prolonged it.
The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft
8
None of her youthful escapades had brought her this close to violence.
The devil she knows
9
He felt no incongruity in the veteran Parmenides correcting the youthful Socrates.
Parmenides
10
Advertising in Ireland is a youthful business -and it's getting younger.
The Irish Times
11
On paper this was a team well-stocked with pace and youthful vim.
The Guardian
12
What moisturiser did you use to keep your youthful looks so long?
The Guardian
13
With his youthful spirit and nice manner Walcott always worn a sheen.
The Guardian
14
The blood which flowed ripened the seeds of the youthful General's ambition.
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 01
15
He attributed his youthful aspect to a heavy dose of morning coffee.
The devil in the white city: murder, magic & madness and the fai...
16
The temptation the question presented was too great for the youthful conspirators.
Carl and the Cotton Gin
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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