adolescent in Latin
adolescent in Latin is adulēscēns — adolescent means a young person who is no longer a child but not yet fully an adult, typically a teenager.
adolescent in Latin
adulēscēns
A person who is in adolescence; someone who has reached puberty but is not yet an adult.
What does "adolescent" mean?
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noun A young person who is no longer a child but not yet fully an adult, typically a teenager.
"The clinic offers counselling designed specifically for adolescents."
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adj Relating to the teenage years, or behaving in an immature, teenager-like way.
"The show captures adolescent awkwardness perfectly."
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adolescent in a sentence
- The clinic offers counselling designed specifically for adolescents.
- As an adolescent, she was painfully shy.
- The show captures adolescent awkwardness perfectly.
- His adolescent humour never really went away.
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What is "adolescent" in Latin?
"adolescent" in Latin is adulēscēns. adolescent means: A young person who is no longer a child but not yet fully an adult, typically a teenager.
How do you use "adolescent" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic offers counselling designed specifically for adolescents." In Latin, "adolescent" is adulēscēns.
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