Pronunciation: /ˈflɛdʒ.lɪŋ/
noun a young bird that has just fledged
A1 The fledgling bird tried to fly for the first time.
A2 The fledgling company struggled to make a profit in its first year.
B1 The fledgling musician was nervous before their first performance.
B2 The fledgling author's debut novel received critical acclaim.
C1 The fledgling entrepreneur quickly expanded their business empire.
C2 The fledgling politician faced intense scrutiny in their first election campaign.
adjective inexperienced or underdeveloped
A1 The fledgling bird had just learned how to fly.
A2 She was excited to start her fledgling business.
B1 The fledgling company struggled to compete with established businesses.
B2 Despite being a fledgling artist, his talent was undeniable.
C1 The fledgling politician faced many challenges in his first term in office.
C2 The fledgling author's debut novel received critical acclaim.
formal The fledgling company is still working to establish itself in the market.
informal The fledgling band is playing their first show next week.
slang The fledgling startup is trying to make a name for itself in the industry.
figurative The fledgling artist's career is just beginning to take flight.
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