young

[jʌŋ]

Definition:
1. Having lived or existed for only a short time; not fully developed.
2. Any immature animal.
3. In an early period of life or development or growth.

Use 'young' in a sentence:

1. This workshop helps young unemployed people.
2. Most young animals emit some type of distress sound to alert others that they need help.
3. She was young enough to be malleable.
4. The programme has become a firm favourite with young people.
5. He was young and impetuous.
6. Times have changed since Grandma was young.
7. She has coached hundreds of young singers.
8. Many young people are out of work.
9. Many young people no longer feel they have a stake in society.
10. Two young girls were collecting firewood.
11. They married young.
12. Most crimes are committed by young men.
13. He was young and highly suggestible.
14. Her grandchildren keep her young.
15. Young people these days have no morals.
16. She's very young and not very experienced.
17. The report says at least one thousand young lives could be saved every day if a few simple measures were taken everywhere.
18. The young have a completely different set of values and expectations.
19. He tortured and mutilated six young men.
20. Young people often kick against the rules.
21. This young musician has a bright future.
22. He's too young to understand the ways of the world.
23. He was a punctilious young man.
24. He is a remarkably poised young man.
25. The young man flopped back, unconscious.
26. She's a very independent-minded young woman.
27. The company is trying to create a young energetic image.
28. Many young people gravitate to the cities in search of work.
29. Many younger people are leaving the land to find work in the cities.
30. Young people today face a very difficult future at work.
31. Many young people today are too heavy.
32. The old feel the cold more than the young.
33. She was so young, so unworldly.
34. He was with an attractive young lady.
35. The blow sent the young man flying.
36. The government plans to create more jobs for young people.
37. There are far more opportunities for young people than there used to be.
38. What sort of message is that sending to young people?
39. Three young people were received into the Church at Easter.
40. In cases of food poisoning, young children are especially vulnerable.
41. The young woman was tall and slim.
42. She is an articulate young woman.
43. You are young and your whole life lies ahead of you.
44. He seemed so young, a mere boy.
45. The competition is open to young people under the age of 18.
46. Young people of all ages go there to meet.
47. Very young children should not be left to play without supervision.
48. There is a great deal of pressure on young people to conform.
49. There were several young people sitting around looking bored.
50. A young man was found beaten to death last night.
51. The local clubs are making every effort to interest more young people.
52. Cities have a powerful magnetizing effect on young people.
53. Idealistic young people died for the cause.
54. The TV series has a cult following among young people.
55. A young unknown played the leading role.
56. The church needs to find new ways of reaching out to young people.
57. She's still young and idealistic.
58. He's a brilliant young scientist.
59. It is difficult for young people to find jobs around here.