Youth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YOUTH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a young person
• the period between childhood and adult age
• the qualities of vigour, freshness, or immaturity as associated with being young
• an early stage in the development of something
• a young man
• young people considered as a group
• time of being young
• The quality or state of being young; youthfulness; juvenility.
• The part of life that succeeds to childhood; the period of existence preceding maturity or age; the whole early part of life, from childhood, or, sometimes, from infancy, to manhood.
• A young person; especially, a young man.
• Young persons, collectively.
• a young person (especially a young man or boy)
• young people collectively
• the time of life between childhood and maturity
• early maturity; the state of being young or immature or inexperienced
• an early period of development
• the freshness and vitality characteristic of a young person

Words related to YOUTH

callant9 stripling12 youngth14 youth11 youthhood19 youthless15 youths12

Words that contain YOUTH

youths12 youthy15 youthen13 youthly16 youthens14 youthful17 youthier14 youthened16 youthhead19 youthhood19 youthiest15 youthless15 youthsome17 youthening17 youthfully22 youthheads20 youthhoods20 youthquake29 youthquakes30 youthfulness21 youthfulnesses23

How to use YOUTH in a sentence

• For this youth his father procured pardon from Hannibal, more by prayers than by clearing him.
• Our birth dies in infancy, and our infancy dies in youth, and youth and rest die in age, and age also dies and determines all.
• All his being, all his life, had been aroused in one instant, as if youth had returned to him, as if the dying sparks of his talent had blazed forth afresh.
• The youth therefore had pleased her by her regard of his future, rather than his present, glory.
• The dying youth in it came a little nearer to death.
• He had all the fine and far-flung dreams of surging youth.
• How dared they, knowing so much, pursue their dark scheme? The youth shuddered as he marvelled at them.
• Her age was about four and twenty, when the lines of thinking begin to mingle with those of early youth.
• Then follows the scene of Pisistratus refusing to condemn a youth for insulting his daughter.
• In answer to his questions Oscar stated that Shelley was a youth in the employ of Mathews and Lane, the publishers.
• He was bound to reflect that she was of tender age, and the foolishness of the wretch was excusable to extreme youth.
• So full it was, that simple little song, Of all the hope, the transport, and the truth, Which to the impetuous morn of life belong, That once again I seemed to grasp my youth.
• Written in his youth, and yet when his powers of versification had reached their fullest maturity, they represent an element generally absent from his poetry.
• Fiercely angry, and with rapid pace, came the youth to the place where Arthur was playing at chess with Owain.
• We are too far in us from outward truth To know how much we are not what we are, And live but in the heat of error’s youth, Yet young enough its acting youth to ignore.
• In his youth, Robert had never been quarrelsome, but he had accepted challenges whenever they were made.
• And wit in children, by nature, namely memory, the only key and keeper of all learning, is readiest to receive and surest to keep any manner of thing that is learned in youth.
• A late well-known member of the Scottish bar, when a youth, was somewhat of a dandy, and, I suppose, somewhat short and sharp in his temper.
• Looked at in this manner his life appeared crowded with surprisingly meaningless gestures and words, his sheer youth an incomprehensible revolt.
• Any youth from the provinces who arrived in Madrid with a drama in his pocket could take no surer road to seeing it produced than that which led to the home of Don Jeronimo.
• His distress during the last years of his life was as great as the distress of his youth.
• We will take it for granted, then, that our baby has come to boyhood and youth in blissful ignorance of their names or natures.

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