Noun:

पक्षी का छोटा बच्चा, अनुभवहीन मनुष्य,

fledgling's Usage Examples:

It's placement in the Pilot episode of the fledgling vampire series echoes the familiarity of the story, but also offered the promise of more to come.

As you decide to follow through on a Christian small business opportunity, one question you need to as yourself is what the term Christian means to your fledgling company.

Despite the fact that SEO centered on nearby locations represents fledgling technology, the benefits of these packages are already proven in a wide variety of business models.

An overreaction, says Joe, an aspiring musician, who claims he and K-Fed were only taking a moment to comparing notes on their fledgling music careers (oh, to be a fly on the wall…).

Stifling your child's imaginative processes can quench her fledgling spirit, so it's time to brush aside any adult cynicism and explore the world of extravagant girls' princess dresses!

If children do indeed learn by example, their fledgling characters will grow by leaps and bounds when they witness mutual respect between the important people in their lives.

Sub-Commander T'Pol was assigned by the Vulcan High Command to monitor and supervise the maiden voyages of Earth's fledgling Starfleet into space.

In fact, shortly after opening the cyber doors to Sowhatif, the fledgling company was inundated with requests for information on where to locate plus size formal dresses appropriate for prom and other special occasions.

The first thing any fledgling business needs is a strong client base.

Even a bird is smart enough to push the fledgling out of the nest when it fails to fly on its own.

Synonyms:

inexperienced, unfledged, inexperient, callow,

Antonyms:

uninitiate, exclude, discharge, last, experienced,