ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Youthness

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech noun

Quick meaning: Youthness is a noun meaning The state, quality, or condition of being a youth; adolescence.

Meaning

The state, quality, or condition of being a youth; adolescence.

Example Sentences

I follow Rattansi (2000: 123) on disrupting generalisations, for just as “there is no essential black British 'youthness'”, we know there is no essential white British “youthness” either.
I have seen the images of old skeletons under the cover of youths. Also I have seen the radiant sun like youth, covered with the clouds of old age. The crown of youthness, only belongs to him - who sustains the powers, moves with the cyclone, shines like the mid-day sun.
He has insured me of never disobliging nor never to cause you and his wife any more grievance, and will always be bound to your obedience, and he has acknowledged his fault of being so long absent, and it is with no doubt it gives him great concern in reflecting on his follies, but you are fully sensible that youthness and bad advisers are always of great prejudice, and much so when they won't be ruled.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include youth, youthhood, youngness, youngth, youthe, juvenility.

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