Youthful

Pronunciation: /ˈjuθ.fəl/

Definitions of youthful

adjective having the characteristics or qualities of youth; young or seeming young

Example Sentences

A1 She has a youthful energy that is contagious.

A2 The actress has a youthful appearance that makes her look much younger than her age.

B1 The youthful enthusiasm of the students was evident during the school event.

B2 Despite his age, he has a youthful spirit and is always up for trying new things.

C1 The artist's work has a timeless and youthful quality that appeals to people of all ages.

C2 Her youthful exuberance and passion for life are truly inspiring to those around her.

Examples of youthful in a Sentence

formal The youthful population of the country is seen as a valuable asset for future development.

informal She has a youthful energy that is contagious to everyone around her.

slang That party was full of youthful vibes, everyone was having a great time.

figurative The artist's use of vibrant colors gives the painting a youthful feel.

Grammatical Forms of youthful

• past tense: youthed
• plural: youthfuls
• comparative: more youthful
• superlative: most youthful
• present tense: youths
• future tense: will youthful
• perfect tense: have youthed
• continuous tense: is being youthful
• singular: youthful
• positive degree: youthful
• infinitive: to youthful
• gerund: youthing
• participle: youthed

Origin and Evolution of youthful

First Known Use: 1387 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'youthful' originated from the Middle English word 'youthe' meaning 'youngness' or 'the time of being young.'

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'youthful' has come to describe someone or something that has the characteristics of youth, such as energy, vigor, and freshness.