Definition of youthful in English:

youthful

adjective ˈjuːθfʊlˈjuːθf(ə)lˈjuθfəl

1Young or seeming young.
people aspiring to remain youthful
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes, though, I look in the mirror and I am quickly reminded that I am not so youthful after all.
- He was barely fifteen and his youthful face and skinny body made him look even younger.
- Challenging behaviour is part of growing up - many readers will recall their own youthful pranks.
- JAM is an Entity that feeds off the primal passion and youthful energy of its young audience.
- Although the younger boy was very youthful looking, he was only an inch or two shorter than Chris.
- He still maintains a youthful air, looking rather like a younger John Martyn.
- King says his youthful age and being a Black man are very beneficial in his position.
- The films of the youthful crop, both male and female, have been faring quite well in the theatres.
- Jackson has come a long way since his youthful ineptitudes in Derry.
- One of his friends referred to him as a very sly and funny and youthful man who dressed like an old man.
- We had incredible belief in ourselves - that youthful arrogance that goes with the whole package.
- Clearly buying shares in retailers that cater to the whims of youthful storecard addicts is a strategy that has had its day.
- In the past, youthful misdeeds would eventually reach the ears of mum and dad.
- We were all young once and many of us, in those youthful days, had very little, if anything, to assist our social times.
- In Basildon, the percentage of youthful misdemeanours is the highest, at eight per cent.
- We have got very young and youthful team and our boys possess a lot of skill and speed accompanied by peak fitness.
- An endearing nature of his immortal works is the visage of youthful innocence and simplicity.
- Post-war deprivation was over and the young were allowed to be youthful and unafraid.
- The performer was a youthful Julio Iglesias complete with the white suit tilt.
- At least the teens have their youthful naivete as an excuse for auditioning.
Synonyms
young-looking, spry, sprightly, vigorous, active
young, juvenile, boyish, girlish, childlike
fresh-faced, in the springtime of life, in one's salad days
1. 1.1 Typical or characteristic of young people.
  youthful enthusiasm
  Example sentencesExamples
  His face changes from characterful to youthful exuberance with the flash of a grin.
  Many of the men one sees in audiences are considerably younger but lack the youthful vigour of conductors.
  He was chosen for his youthful dynamism, which the party hoped could match that of his political rival, Wilson.
  My skin looked gratifyingly perky and youthful, my rings felt loose and my trousers were distinctly droopy.
  This was a contest of youthful enthusiasm and fitness of the visitors versus the experience and guile of the home side.
  He seems more boyish and youthful than the rather circumspect Sandler.
  The bug of enthusiasm and the youthful spirit in the air stung Trivedi too.
  His youthful exuberance was making it hard for anyone to catch up with him.
  I was totally secure in a blanket of love and youthful exuberance and confidence.
  She had worked for many years in a medical students' hostel and had seen us with our youthful exuberance and excesses.
  His youthful enthusiasm seemed to blend seamlessly with the tenacity of Steve Thompson and Phil Vickery.
  Our lodger is busy canvassing for her candidate and I kind of envy her youthful enthusiasm and lack of cynicism.
  He looks like he could knock you out, but his voice is full of youthful enthusiasm.
  Perhaps that is a sign that youthful enthusiasm has departed and life is more important.
  You are youthful and enthusiastic about new creative projects and opportunities today.
  The flipside of his team's youthful enthusiasm is the lack of composure that sometimes accompanies it.
  Perhaps it's not just him that seems indifferent to such youthful exuberance.
  Cheered but still sober, we head for the Monkey Bar, a more stylish and youthful venue in a Bath Street basement.
  Preparing for this role has allowed him to relive much of his own youthful exuberance.
  They are blessed with youthful effervescence, a decent front man and scratchy lead guitar.
  Synonyms
  energetic, active, animated, vigorous, dynamic, full of life, outgoing, spirited, high-spirited, vivacious, enthusiastic, vibrant, buoyant, exuberant, effervescent, cheerful

Derivatives

youthfully

adverb

They were idiotically, youthfully and foolishly in love and enjoying every minute of it.
Example sentencesExamples
- Her earliest exhibited pieces were thoughtful and ambitious, if youthfully tendentious.
- He looked down at the words, ran his fingers over the youthfully ragged writing.
- Most of her fair locks had been pinned up, but a few had been curled and they framed her face youthfully.
- If you simply believe you're young and behave youthfully, you'll look and feel the part, says plastic surgeon Bruce.

Definition of youthful in US English:

youthful

adjectiveˈyo͞oTHfəlˈjuθfəl

1Young or seeming young.
people aspiring to remain youthful
Example sentencesExamples
- We have got very young and youthful team and our boys possess a lot of skill and speed accompanied by peak fitness.
- An endearing nature of his immortal works is the visage of youthful innocence and simplicity.
- We were all young once and many of us, in those youthful days, had very little, if anything, to assist our social times.
- Clearly buying shares in retailers that cater to the whims of youthful storecard addicts is a strategy that has had its day.
- Challenging behaviour is part of growing up - many readers will recall their own youthful pranks.
- Post-war deprivation was over and the young were allowed to be youthful and unafraid.
- He still maintains a youthful air, looking rather like a younger John Martyn.
- One of his friends referred to him as a very sly and funny and youthful man who dressed like an old man.
- We had incredible belief in ourselves - that youthful arrogance that goes with the whole package.
- At least the teens have their youthful naivete as an excuse for auditioning.
- He was barely fifteen and his youthful face and skinny body made him look even younger.
- In the past, youthful misdeeds would eventually reach the ears of mum and dad.
- Sometimes, though, I look in the mirror and I am quickly reminded that I am not so youthful after all.
- In Basildon, the percentage of youthful misdemeanours is the highest, at eight per cent.
- The films of the youthful crop, both male and female, have been faring quite well in the theatres.
- JAM is an Entity that feeds off the primal passion and youthful energy of its young audience.
- The performer was a youthful Julio Iglesias complete with the white suit tilt.
- King says his youthful age and being a Black man are very beneficial in his position.
- Jackson has come a long way since his youthful ineptitudes in Derry.
- Although the younger boy was very youthful looking, he was only an inch or two shorter than Chris.
Synonyms
young-looking, spry, sprightly, vigorous, active
1. 1.1 Typical or characteristic of young people.
  youthful enthusiasm
  Example sentencesExamples
  He looks like he could knock you out, but his voice is full of youthful enthusiasm.
  My skin looked gratifyingly perky and youthful, my rings felt loose and my trousers were distinctly droopy.
  Cheered but still sober, we head for the Monkey Bar, a more stylish and youthful venue in a Bath Street basement.
  Preparing for this role has allowed him to relive much of his own youthful exuberance.
  You are youthful and enthusiastic about new creative projects and opportunities today.
  He was chosen for his youthful dynamism, which the party hoped could match that of his political rival, Wilson.
  This was a contest of youthful enthusiasm and fitness of the visitors versus the experience and guile of the home side.
  I was totally secure in a blanket of love and youthful exuberance and confidence.
  He seems more boyish and youthful than the rather circumspect Sandler.
  Perhaps that is a sign that youthful enthusiasm has departed and life is more important.
  Our lodger is busy canvassing for her candidate and I kind of envy her youthful enthusiasm and lack of cynicism.
  The bug of enthusiasm and the youthful spirit in the air stung Trivedi too.
  They are blessed with youthful effervescence, a decent front man and scratchy lead guitar.
  His face changes from characterful to youthful exuberance with the flash of a grin.
  His youthful enthusiasm seemed to blend seamlessly with the tenacity of Steve Thompson and Phil Vickery.
  Many of the men one sees in audiences are considerably younger but lack the youthful vigour of conductors.
  The flipside of his team's youthful enthusiasm is the lack of composure that sometimes accompanies it.
  Perhaps it's not just him that seems indifferent to such youthful exuberance.
  His youthful exuberance was making it hard for anyone to catch up with him.
  She had worked for many years in a medical students' hostel and had seen us with our youthful exuberance and excesses.
  Synonyms
  energetic, active, animated, vigorous, dynamic, full of life, outgoing, spirited, high-spirited, vivacious, enthusiastic, vibrant, buoyant, exuberant, effervescent, cheerful

单词	youthful
释义	Definition of youthful in English: youthful adjective ˈjuːθfʊlˈjuːθf(ə)lˈjuθfəl 1Young or seeming young. people aspiring to remain youthful Example sentencesExamples Sometimes, though, I look in the mirror and I am quickly reminded that I am not so youthful after all. He was barely fifteen and his youthful face and skinny body made him look even younger. Challenging behaviour is part of growing up - many readers will recall their own youthful pranks. JAM is an Entity that feeds off the primal passion and youthful energy of its young audience. Although the younger boy was very youthful looking, he was only an inch or two shorter than Chris. He still maintains a youthful air, looking rather like a younger John Martyn. King says his youthful age and being a Black man are very beneficial in his position. The films of the youthful crop, both male and female, have been faring quite well in the theatres. Jackson has come a long way since his youthful ineptitudes in Derry. One of his friends referred to him as a very sly and funny and youthful man who dressed like an old man. We had incredible belief in ourselves - that youthful arrogance that goes with the whole package. Clearly buying shares in retailers that cater to the whims of youthful storecard addicts is a strategy that has had its day. In the past, youthful misdeeds would eventually reach the ears of mum and dad. We were all young once and many of us, in those youthful days, had very little, if anything, to assist our social times. In Basildon, the percentage of youthful misdemeanours is the highest, at eight per cent. We have got very young and youthful team and our boys possess a lot of skill and speed accompanied by peak fitness. An endearing nature of his immortal works is the visage of youthful innocence and simplicity. Post-war deprivation was over and the young were allowed to be youthful and unafraid. The performer was a youthful Julio Iglesias complete with the white suit tilt. At least the teens have their youthful naivete as an excuse for auditioning. Synonyms young-looking, spry, sprightly, vigorous, active young, juvenile, boyish, girlish, childlike fresh-faced, in the springtime of life, in one's salad days 1.1 Typical or characteristic of young people. youthful enthusiasm Example sentencesExamples His face changes from characterful to youthful exuberance with the flash of a grin. Many of the men one sees in audiences are considerably younger but lack the youthful vigour of conductors. He was chosen for his youthful dynamism, which the party hoped could match that of his political rival, Wilson. My skin looked gratifyingly perky and youthful, my rings felt loose and my trousers were distinctly droopy. This was a contest of youthful enthusiasm and fitness of the visitors versus the experience and guile of the home side. He seems more boyish and youthful than the rather circumspect Sandler. The bug of enthusiasm and the youthful spirit in the air stung Trivedi too. His youthful exuberance was making it hard for anyone to catch up with him. I was totally secure in a blanket of love and youthful exuberance and confidence. She had worked for many years in a medical students' hostel and had seen us with our youthful exuberance and excesses. His youthful enthusiasm seemed to blend seamlessly with the tenacity of Steve Thompson and Phil Vickery. Our lodger is busy canvassing for her candidate and I kind of envy her youthful enthusiasm and lack of cynicism. He looks like he could knock you out, but his voice is full of youthful enthusiasm. Perhaps that is a sign that youthful enthusiasm has departed and life is more important. You are youthful and enthusiastic about new creative projects and opportunities today. The flipside of his team's youthful enthusiasm is the lack of composure that sometimes accompanies it. Perhaps it's not just him that seems indifferent to such youthful exuberance. Cheered but still sober, we head for the Monkey Bar, a more stylish and youthful venue in a Bath Street basement. Preparing for this role has allowed him to relive much of his own youthful exuberance. They are blessed with youthful effervescence, a decent front man and scratchy lead guitar. Synonyms energetic, active, animated, vigorous, dynamic, full of life, outgoing, spirited, high-spirited, vivacious, enthusiastic, vibrant, buoyant, exuberant, effervescent, cheerful Derivatives youthfully adverb They were idiotically, youthfully and foolishly in love and enjoying every minute of it. Example sentencesExamples Her earliest exhibited pieces were thoughtful and ambitious, if youthfully tendentious. He looked down at the words, ran his fingers over the youthfully ragged writing. Most of her fair locks had been pinned up, but a few had been curled and they framed her face youthfully. If you simply believe you're young and behave youthfully, you'll look and feel the part, says plastic surgeon Bruce. Definition of youthful in US English: youthful adjectiveˈyo͞oTHfəlˈjuθfəl 1Young or seeming young. people aspiring to remain youthful Example sentencesExamples We have got very young and youthful team and our boys possess a lot of skill and speed accompanied by peak fitness. An endearing nature of his immortal works is the visage of youthful innocence and simplicity. We were all young once and many of us, in those youthful days, had very little, if anything, to assist our social times. Clearly buying shares in retailers that cater to the whims of youthful storecard addicts is a strategy that has had its day. Challenging behaviour is part of growing up - many readers will recall their own youthful pranks. Post-war deprivation was over and the young were allowed to be youthful and unafraid. He still maintains a youthful air, looking rather like a younger John Martyn. One of his friends referred to him as a very sly and funny and youthful man who dressed like an old man. We had incredible belief in ourselves - that youthful arrogance that goes with the whole package. At least the teens have their youthful naivete as an excuse for auditioning. He was barely fifteen and his youthful face and skinny body made him look even younger. In the past, youthful misdeeds would eventually reach the ears of mum and dad. Sometimes, though, I look in the mirror and I am quickly reminded that I am not so youthful after all. In Basildon, the percentage of youthful misdemeanours is the highest, at eight per cent. The films of the youthful crop, both male and female, have been faring quite well in the theatres. JAM is an Entity that feeds off the primal passion and youthful energy of its young audience. The performer was a youthful Julio Iglesias complete with the white suit tilt. King says his youthful age and being a Black man are very beneficial in his position. Jackson has come a long way since his youthful ineptitudes in Derry. Although the younger boy was very youthful looking, he was only an inch or two shorter than Chris. Synonyms young-looking, spry, sprightly, vigorous, active 1.1 Typical or characteristic of young people. youthful enthusiasm Example sentencesExamples He looks like he could knock you out, but his voice is full of youthful enthusiasm. My skin looked gratifyingly perky and youthful, my rings felt loose and my trousers were distinctly droopy. Cheered but still sober, we head for the Monkey Bar, a more stylish and youthful venue in a Bath Street basement. Preparing for this role has allowed him to relive much of his own youthful exuberance. You are youthful and enthusiastic about new creative projects and opportunities today. He was chosen for his youthful dynamism, which the party hoped could match that of his political rival, Wilson. This was a contest of youthful enthusiasm and fitness of the visitors versus the experience and guile of the home side. I was totally secure in a blanket of love and youthful exuberance and confidence. He seems more boyish and youthful than the rather circumspect Sandler. Perhaps that is a sign that youthful enthusiasm has departed and life is more important. Our lodger is busy canvassing for her candidate and I kind of envy her youthful enthusiasm and lack of cynicism. The bug of enthusiasm and the youthful spirit in the air stung Trivedi too. They are blessed with youthful effervescence, a decent front man and scratchy lead guitar. His face changes from characterful to youthful exuberance with the flash of a grin. His youthful enthusiasm seemed to blend seamlessly with the tenacity of Steve Thompson and Phil Vickery. Many of the men one sees in audiences are considerably younger but lack the youthful vigour of conductors. The flipside of his team's youthful enthusiasm is the lack of composure that sometimes accompanies it. Perhaps it's not just him that seems indifferent to such youthful exuberance. His youthful exuberance was making it hard for anyone to catch up with him. She had worked for many years in a medical students' hostel and had seen us with our youthful exuberance and excesses. Synonyms energetic, active, animated, vigorous, dynamic, full of life, outgoing, spirited, high-spirited, vivacious, enthusiastic, vibrant, buoyant, exuberant, effervescent, cheerful
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