fledglings (Meaning)

fledglings

one that is new, a young bird just fledged (see fledge sense 1), an immature or inexperienced person, a young bird just fledged

No weak antonyms found.

The fledglings fluttered nervously out of the nest for their first flight.
The mother bird watched anxiously as her fledglings took their inaugural leap.
The fledglings' tiny wings beat rapidly as they soared through the air.
The fledglings chirped and called to each other, navigating the unknown together.
The fledglings instinctively flew towards trees and bushes, seeking shelter.
Predators lurked in the shadows, eager to prey on the vulnerable fledglings.
The fledglings' parents provided guidance and protection, circling overhead.
The fledglings' journey was fraught with challenges, but they persevered.
As the sun began to set, the fledglings returned to their nest, exhausted but triumphant.
The fledglings would forever remember their first flight, a pivotal moment in their lives.

one that is new, a young bird just fledged (see fledge sense 1), an immature or inexperienced person, a young bird just fledged

beginners, rookies, apprentices, newcomers,novices, freshmen, cubs, punks, colts, neophytes

professionals, experts,veterans, old-timers,masters, old hands, vets, pros,

The fledglings fluttered nervously out of the nest for their first flight.

The mother bird watched anxiously as her fledglings took their inaugural leap.

The fledglings' tiny wings beat rapidly as they soared through the air.

The fledglings chirped and called to each other, navigating the unknown together.