On this page you'll find 20 example sentences with Youngster. You'll also see the meaning, synonyms such as child or juvenile and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.

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Youngster in a sentence

Youngster | Youngsters

Youngster meaning

A young person.

Synonyms of Youngster

child juvenile nestling fry tyke tike tiddler small fry nipper shaver minor kid juvenile person

Example sentences (20)

But in a sign of her impressive maturity and undoubted potential, the youngster said it was all part of the sport.

Police and paramedics rushed to his aid but the youngster, from the local area, was pronounced dead at the scene.

As you may remember, Michelle Tanner was a youngster on early on and was six-months old when the series started.

It follows the addition of Norwich youngster Alex Matos and can operate in a variety of midfield or forward positions.

Jonckowski had some experience as a youngster working on ranches, so she thought rodeoing would be worth a shot.

Newcastle United and Brighton have been named as two possible destinations for Watford youngster Yáser Asprilla.

Pratyush Raj tracks his journey from a promising youngster to becoming the latest southpaw in the Indian lineup.

Significant muscle weakening after two months of heavy sedation left the youngster from Harlow, Essex, unable to walk.

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An inspirational youngster has raised more than £3000 for the British Heart Foundation in memory of his much-loved dad.

She describes his story as one of “rags to riches”, noting that the youngster had everything going against him.

Brighton, Everton and Fulham are also keeping an eye on the youngster ahead of the winter window alongside Leeds United.

Now that the youngster has become one of the most sought-after players, she wants to utilize the money wisely.

Channing Tatum plays Mike, an experienced erotic dancer who takes a talented youngster, Alex, under his wing.

Lauren Woodbridge with her dughter Alanna, 7, midway through the youngster’s 600km charity horse riding trek.

As a youngster he used his mimicry skills to prank call his grandmother pretending to be one of her friends.

Left slightly disappointed with the high standards the youngster has previously set, but the midfielder did nothing wrong.

Martin Scott gave 16-year-old Sam Ostle a start in midfield and the youngster more than repaid the manager’s faith in him.

That is according to Fabrizio Romano, who claims Russell Martin has identified the Whites youngster as a long term target.

He further breached bail by flouting an order not to have unsupervised contact with any youngster under 16.

One harsh critic insisted that the youngster didn't possess 'an ounce of talent' and 'would be livid' if he was Ronaldinho.

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Common combinations with youngster

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • the youngster 88×
  • as youngster 26×
  • youngster has 10×
  • youngster who 10×
  • youngster is
  • youngster was
  • youngster had
  • youngster to
  • youngster and
  • youngster on

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "youngster" in a sentence?
An example: "But in a sign of her impressive maturity and undoubted potential, the youngster said it was all part of the sport." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "youngster" from real English texts.
What does "youngster" mean?
Youngster means: A young person.
What are synonyms of "youngster"?
Common synonyms of "youngster" include: child, juvenile, nestling, fry, tyke, tike, tiddler, small fry. Plus 5 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "youngster" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "youngster", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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