Hard
Young
Young adjective - Being in the early stage of life, growth, or development.
Both words in one sentence
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All the women in the movie are stereotypical flappers—hard-drinking, sexually liberated young party girls with short haircuts.
Source: The Flapper -
But given how young Guy was at the time (and thus how hard it would be to tell just how good he'd do at his job), this trope is a VERY likely explanation.
Source: Video Game / Tales of the Abyss -
When teaching young children how to play their instruments, a good teacher never tells their students that anything is "easy" or "hard".
Source: Achievements in Ignorance
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