juvenility
61salad days — period characterized by a lack of confidence, young days; adolescence, juvenility, prime, puberty …
62juvenile — [ dʒu:vənʌɪl] adjective 1》 for or relating to young people, birds, or animals. 2》 childish. noun a young person, bird, or animal. ↘Law a person below the age at which ordinary criminal prosecution is possible (18 in most countries). Derivatives… …
63adolescence — n. Youth, juvenility, minority, juniority, nonage, teens, springtime of life, dayspring of life, adolescency, growing, growing time, period of growth, growing up, prime of life, flower of life, bloom of life …
64puerility — n. 1. Boyishness, childishness, youthfulness, juvenility. 2. Folly, foolishness, nonsense, weakness, silliness, insipidity …
65youth — n. 1. Juvenility, adolescence, juniority, minority, teens, bloom, nonage, youthfulness, prime of life, flower of life. 2. Boy, stripling, school boy, lad, youngster. 3. Young men, young women, young persons the rising generation …
66youthfulness — n. Juvenility, youth …
67adolescence — noun the lack of adequate sleep in adolescence is a growing health problem largely ignored by the public school system Syn: teenage years, teens, youth; pubescence, puberty; rare juvenescence, juvenility …
68adolescence — n 1. youth, teens, teenage, teen years, pubescence; boyhood, girlhood, minority, nonage; heyday, rising generation, flower of youth, springtime of life, bloom or flower of life, golden season of life, dayspring of life. 2. immaturity, growing… …
69childhood — n infancy, babyhood, tender age; youth, boyhood, girlhood, adolescence, puberty; juvenility, juvenescence, puerility, growing up; teens, school days, pupilage, flower of youth, springtime of life, dayspring of life; minority, nonage, juniority,… …
70folly — n 1. absurdity, absurdness, inanity, point lessness, fatuousness; senselessness, nonsense, nonsen sicalness, nonsensicality, meaninglessness, Archaic. insipience; unreasonableness, irrationality, illogicalness, illogicality; preposterousness,… …
