Active and Underage

Active

Active adjective - Being in effective operation.

Underage and active are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Underage" instead an adjective "Active".

Underage

Underage adjective - Not of legal age.

Active and underage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Active" instead an adjective "Underage".

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Silent Witness The evidence finally gets him jailed for raping an underage girl, but he'll still be out sooner than he would have been with a murder conviction - and his gang is still active and grooming young boys to join them.
  • Light Novel / Shimoneta Anna's mother is also trying to pass a law to make this even worse, by allowing the active monitoring and recording of PM for underage citizens, And making them wear the newest Peace Makers that are shaped like Chastity Belts.
  • Terrible Interviewees Montage Not that they were all useless: the rejects include a ballet-dancer (male), a dancer with a routine aimed at titilation (female), and the younger sister on one of the active cheerleaders who simply seems underage (and unenthusiastic).
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