What is another word for Young people?
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youth
child
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young
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juvenile
youth, teenager
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younger generation
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boy
child, person before the age of maturity
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fledgling
youth, child
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girl
child, person before the age of maturity
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junior
person before the age of maturity, youth
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kid
child, person before the age of maturity
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pupil
person before the age of maturity
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student
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teenager
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young person
teenager, young
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adolescent
teenager, youth
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children
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youngsters
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chick
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cub
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juvenile delinquent
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lad
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lass
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pup
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puppy
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moppet
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urchin
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punk
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sapling
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squirt
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young adult
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sonny
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What is another word for young people?
48 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ jˈʌŋ pˈiːpə͡l], [ jˈʌŋ pˈiːpəl], [ j_ˈʌ_ŋ p_ˈiː_p_əl]
Related words: young people not in work or education, youth not in work, youth unemployment, youth who are not in education or training, young people and drugs, young people who are not in education or work, young people at risk, young people’s mental health, young people and crime, young people and violence
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n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- cub,
- juvenile delinquent,
- young person,
- fledgling,
- junior,
- minor,
- pupil,
- girl,
- lass,
- pubescent,
- chick,
- boy,
- lad,
- student,
- teenager,
- kid,
- pup,
- juvenile,
- adolescent.
• young adult (noun)
- youngster.
• youngster (noun)
- shaver,
- little guy,
- puppy,
- snotnose kid,
- squirt,
- punk,
- urchin,
- young adult,
- Moppet,
- sapling,
- little kid,
- sonny,
- teenybopper,
- youth.
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Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):
- stripling,
- kids,
- jack,
- youngsters,
- Children,
- boyhood,
- Youngling,
- rising generation,
- juveniles,
- small fry,
- striplings,
- young,
- teenagers,
- Adolescents.
How to use «Young people» in context?
In recent years, the global population of «young people» has been on the rise, as has the incidence of youth-related issues such as addiction, mental health issues, and crime. While there are many factors contributing to this trend, one obvious contributor is demographic change.
As the world’s population ages, the number of young people has increased. This has been primarily attributed to the global population explosion in the developing world, which has resulted in an increased number of young adults.
adj
1 adolescent, callow, green, growing, immature, infant, in the springtime of life, junior, juvenile, little, unfledged, youthful
2 at an early stage, early, fledgling, new, newish, not far advanced, recent, undeveloped
n
3 babies, brood, family, issue, litter, little ones, offspring, progeny
Antonyms
, adj adult, advanced, aged, developed, elderly, experienced, full-grown, grown-up, mature, old, ripe, senior, venerable
n adult, grown-up, parent
English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus
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gay |
adj. |
in modern usage, especially among young people, also used disparagingly to mean ‘rubbish’ or ‘ridiculous’ |
that is so gay: c’est nase |
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millennials |
n. |
Y generation ; young people becoming adult in the beginning of the 21st century |
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flapper |
n. |
trendy young woman |
widely used in the 20’s for women who looked and acted unconventionally (wore short skirts, «bob» haircut, were jazz fans, smoked and drank) |
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Brownie |
n. |
member of young branch of Girlguides |
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ppl |
n. |
people |
Slang; |
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awesomeness |
n. |
characteristic of awesome people or things |
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problem solver |
n. |
one who solves people‘s problems |
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flapper girl |
n. |
young woman who adopts a unconventional behavior and look |
term largely used in the 20’s to describe women who acted contrary to what was commonly expected by going out, drinking, smoking, dancing, wearing make-up etc. |
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wet behind the ears |
exp. |
expression used to label someone as young and unexperienced |
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o-face |
n. |
face that people are showing during orgasm |
SLANG |
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fattism |
n. |
prejudice or discrimination against people who are fat |
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phubbing
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v. |
snubbing people by using one’s mobile phone |
[Neologism] portmanteau word : phone + snubbing |
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femboy |
n. |
slang term for a young, usually cisgender male who displays traditionally feminine characteristics |
[Slang] |
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ladyboy |
n. |
[in Thailand] young male transsexual (often a sex worker) |
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toy boy |
n. |
handsome young man kept by a much older woman for the purpose of sexual favors and/or as a companion. |
British slang |
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cheeseball |
n. |
Someone (usually a young man) who tries unsuccessfully to be funny by making lame jokes and doing stupid things |
US English, colloquial |
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hand me up |
n. |
a technology item that a young person no longer uses and hands over to an older person, after having purchased a last generation product |
[Bus.];[Tech.] |
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shotgun wedding |
n. |
1. marriage often occasioned or precipitated by pregnancy and into which one or both partners are coerced; the expression, born in the US, calls on imagery of a father coercing by way of a firearm,a young man to marry his enceinte daugther 2. forced compromise, merger, accord etc. imposed by necessity |
[Fig.];[Fam.];[Hum.] 1. Looks like a shotgun wedding for these two! 2. The two manufacturers announced a shotgun wedding prompted by slumping sales and financial losses |
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youth
child
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child
person before the age of maturity
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juvenile
youth
teenager
child
person before the age of maturity
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younger generation
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small fry
child
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youngsters
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adolescent
youth
teenager
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boy
child
person before the age of maturity
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girl
person before the age of maturity
child
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fledgling
youth
person before the age of maturity
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junior
youth
teenager
person before the age of maturity
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pupil
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student
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teenager
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young person
teenager
young
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teenybopper
teenager
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minor
teenager
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shaver
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little kid
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snotnose kid
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little guy
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youngster
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young adult
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pubescent
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squirt
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sapling
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punk
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sonny
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