Changed
Changed adjective - Made or become different in nature or form.
Young
Young adjective - Being in the early stage of life, growth, or development.
Both words in one sentence
- The Muppets' version of The Wizard of Oz not only changed Dorothy from being an 11-year old white girl to a young black woman, they also made her dream of becoming a singer.
- MacNeill notes that after his own experience of fatherhood, he could have changed diapers in thirty seconds flat, but as a young Lieutenant the skill was quite beyond him at the time.
Source: Literature / McAuslan - In the end, Drac relents because his daughter's happiness matters more to him, and because he gets to see with his own eyes that the world has changed since he was a young vampire in love.
Source: Like Father, Unlike Son
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