Pronunciation: /ˈstrɪplɪŋ/
noun a young man
A1 The stripling helped his father carry groceries home.
A2 The young stripling was eager to prove himself in the upcoming football match.
B1 The stripling had a lot to learn about the ways of the world.
B2 Despite his youth, the stripling showed great maturity in handling the difficult situation.
C1 The stripling's intelligence and determination set him apart from his peers.
C2 As a stripling, he faced many challenges but always emerged stronger and wiser.
adjective relating to a young or inexperienced person
A1 The stripling boy was eager to learn how to ride a bike.
A2 She was impressed by the stripling athlete's speed and agility on the field.
B1 The stripling recruit showed great promise during training camp.
B2 The stripling actor's performance in the play received rave reviews from critics.
C1 The stripling entrepreneur quickly rose to the top of the tech industry.
C2 The stripling scientist's groundbreaking research revolutionized the field of medicine.
formal The stripling was eager to prove himself in battle.
informal That stripling over there thinks he knows everything.
slang Check out that little stripling trying to act tough.
figurative He may be a stripling in age, but his wisdom surpasses many elders.
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