Meaning & Definition of word "Youthful"
Youthful
/ˈjuːθfəl/
adjective:
- 1. Characteristic of youth; having the qualities or appearance of being young.
- Example: Her youthful enthusiasm inspired everyone in the room.
- 2. Having the vitality, freshness, or vigor typically associated with youth.
- Example: Despite being in his sixties, he maintained a youthful spirit.
- 3. Relatively young in years.
- Example: The youthful team displayed remarkable talent in the competition.
- 4. Not yet fully developed or matured.
- Example: The youthful tree showed potential for growth in the coming years.
Etymology
●From Old English 'geogþ' meaning 'youth', combined with the suffix '-ful'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
forever youthful:
retaining youthfulness despite aging
youthful exuberance:
enthusiasm and cheerfulness typical of youth
a youthful spirit:
having an attitude or outlook that reflects youth
Related Words
youth:
the period between childhood and adult age
juvenile:
relating to young people, especially under the age of legal adulthood
Slang Meanings of youthful
Meaning: Lit
● Example Sentence: That party was lit; everyone was so youthful and energetic!
Meaning: Young buck
● Example Sentence: He's a young buck, always ready for an adventure.