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41childhood — n infancy, babyhood, tender age; youth, boyhood, girlhood, adolescence, puberty; juvenility, juvenescence, puerility, growing up; teens, school days, pupilage, flower of youth, springtime of life, dayspring of life; minority, nonage, juniority,… …
42immaturity — n 1. imperfection, incompleteness; unripeness, greenness, crudity, crudeness, rawness; rudimentariness, abortiveness, incipiency. 2. youth, youthfulness, boyishness; nonage, minority, wardship, juniority, puerility, juvenility, juvenescence;… …
43minority — n 1. smaller part or number, less than half, handful. 2. splinter group, faction, contingent, sector, section, side; ethnic group. 3. nonage, juniority, pupilage; infancy, childhood, girlhood, boyhood, youth, adolescence, puberty, juvenility,… …
44nonage — n 1. legal minority, Law. infancy, juvenility, juniority. 2. immaturity, youth, adolescence, childhood, boyhood, girlhood …
45youth — n 1. childhood, early life, salad days, boyhood, girlhood; adolescence, teens, teenage, teen years, pubescence; minority, nonage; heyday, springtime of life, bloom or flower of life, golden season of life, day spring of life; immaturity, growing… …
46childhood — [n] period of being young adolescence, babyhood, cradle, immaturity, infancy, juniority, juvenility, minority, nonage, nursery, puberty, pupilage, schooldays, teens, tender age, youth; concepts 816,817 Ant. adulthood …
47junior — ► ADJECTIVE 1) of or relating to young or younger people. 2) Brit. of, for, or denoting schoolchildren aged 7 11. 3) N. Amer. of or for students in the third year of a four year course at college or high school. 4) (after a name) denoting the… …
48junior — adj. & n. adj. 1 less advanced in age. 2 (foll. by to) inferior in age, standing, or position. 3 the younger (esp. appended to a name for distinction from an older person of the same name). 4 of less or least standing; of the lower or lowest… …
49Junior — adj. & n. adj. 1 less advanced in age. 2 (foll. by to) inferior in age, standing, or position. 3 the younger (esp. appended to a name for distinction from an older person of the same name). 4 of less or least standing; of the lower or lowest… …
