Fledgling
Fledgling noun - A person who is just starting out in a field of activity.
Young person and fledgling are semantically related In some cases you can use "Young person" instead a noun "Fledgling".
Nearby Words: fledged, fledging
Young person
Young person noun - A young person (especially a young man or boy).
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Synonyms for Young person
Fledgling and young person are semantically related in child topic. Sometimes you can use "Fledgling" instead a noun phrase "Young person", if it concerns topics such as person before the age of maturity.
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Related pairs
- girl and fledgling
- girl and young person
- youth and fledgling
- youth and young person
- adolescent and fledgling
- adolescent and young person
- lass and fledgling
- lass and young person
- juvenile and fledgling
- juvenile and young person
- boy and fledgling
- boy and young person
- teenager and fledgling
- teenager and young person
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Dramatic Irony: In a couple of Calls Forward dealing with fledglings: Eudoxia tells Marius to pick a young person as a fledgling in Blood and Gold; and Marius tells Lestat to make sure his potential fledglings have plenty of life experience in The Vampire Lestat.
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