Synonyms for YOUNGER
youn·ger

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1. youngeradjective

   Antonyms:
   elder, older

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1. younger, jr.adjective

   used of the younger of two persons of the same name especially used to distinguish a son from his father

   "John Junior"; "John Smith, Jr."

   Synonyms:
   jr., younger

   Antonyms:
   senior

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1. youngeradjective

   Synonyms:
   junior

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1. youngeradjective

   Synonyms:
   junior

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1. List of paraphrases for "younger":

   youngest, young, youth, smaller, cadet

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1. Danny Tidwell:

   When I was younger, I got into a lot of trouble. Getting the opportunity to dance really got me out of that.

2. Sabrina Ionescu:

   Being a part of a younger team and just trying to learn from them and seeing where I fit in, what role I'm going to play, is exciting, they have great guards there, with their ability to shoot and spread the floor out, but also run in transition.

3. Shane Dormady:

   I think younger people are on average consuming less healthy food – fast food, processed snacks, processed sugars – and I think that those foods also contain higher concentrations of carcinogens and mutagens, in addition to the fact that they are very fattening, it’s well-publicized that child, adolescent, young adult obesity is rampant, if not epidemic, in our country.

4. Andrew Smith:

   You have the first republican to win down here in God knows how long, but there were only about 10,000 [voters], and based on the preliminary evidence, it was mostly older voters who tend to go conservative down here anyway, as opposed to the younger voters who might have swung the election in a different way had they shown up.

5. Heinz Lieven:

   When Hitler came to power I was four years old and when he was at his end( I was) 17... which means I know these times, the incredible murdering, younger people have to learn, have to know it.