Adjective:

జవన్ SA.,

youngish's Usage Examples:

that he only seems to meet with Miss Sutherland while her disapproving youngish stepfather, James Windibank, is out of the country on business, reaches.

for this sort of thing, but his ballads are harder to buy" due to his "youngish delivery".

In the latter episode, which aired in 1961, he played a youngish and overly loquacious member of a gentleman"s club who accepts a challenging.

self-serving, rueful confessional by a youngish man looking back on youthful stupidities.

February 2010, the term "Motorway man" has been used to describe "childless, youngish voters who live in modern homes close to the main motorway networks, the.

dark and impressive" with a "finely chiselled" face, and resembles "a youngish High Priest of some refined and dignified religion".

It is normally made from unbarked and unsplit youngish trees, mostly spruce or juniper.

He is a shifty, youngish middle-aged man who is extraordinary absent-minded and totally delighted.

not over-pleased if I find a parish still thoroughly well-staffed with youngish men.

One of the visitors to the Openshaw flat is the youngish Tim Reede, an artist who cannot sell his work and who is lost without Guy’s.

colonization of all things soulful and human, and I would applaud all the youngish Americans—Franzen, Moody, Foster Wallace, Eggers, Moore for their (supposedly).

Josephin Wehn as Frau Schwartz, his middle-aged wife Walter Spelvin as a youngish Frenchman Reviews of the original Broadway production found If Love Were.

As a major change, it has a youngish Madge with the sylph background and cliffhanger ending.

Synonyms:

immature, young,

Antonyms:

experienced, senior, old,