youngish (Meaning)

Wordnet

youngish (s)

somewhat young

Webster

Somewhat young.

The youngish man in the suit seemed too inexperienced for such a high-powered position.
Despite her youngish appearance, she was a seasoned professional with decades of experience.
The youngish couple decided to start a family, eager to embark on the journey of parenthood.
The movie's youngish protagonist navigated the challenges of adolescence with both innocence and maturity.
The youngish horse exhibited remarkable athleticism and speed on the racetrack.
The youngish entrepreneur founded a successful tech company, proving that age is no barrier to success.
The youngish scientist made a breakthrough discovery that revolutionized the field of medicine.
The youngish writer's novel explored the complexities of the human condition through the eyes of a young woman.
The youngish actress captivated audiences with her raw talent and ability to bring characters to life.
The youngish athlete dedicated themselves to training and competition, determined to achieve their full potential.

somewhat youngSomewhat young.

young, teenaged, adolescent, inexperienced, teenage, juvenile, immature,youthful, puerile, burgeoning

adult, oldish, elderly,older, ancient, aged, senescent, matured, old, geriatric

The youngish man in the suit seemed too inexperienced for such a high-powered position.

Despite her youngish appearance, she was a seasoned professional with decades of experience.

The youngish couple decided to start a family, eager to embark on the journey of parenthood.

The movie's youngish protagonist navigated the challenges of adolescence with both innocence and maturity.