youngish
1 of 1adjective/ˈjʌŋɪʃ/
Forms:more youngish,most youngish
1
somewhat young or appearing to be relatively youthful
- The novel's protagonist was portrayed as youngish, navigating the challenges of early adulthood.
- The youngish employee brought a fresh perspective to the team, contributing innovative ideas.
- Despite being youngish in the world of academia, the professor earned respect for their insightful research.
- The youngish leaves on the tree signaled the arrival of spring.
- The neighborhood attracted a youngish demographic, with families and professionals seeking a vibrant community.