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- verb Present participle of
youthen .
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Examples
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With the "youthening" of the applicant pool, quality work experience becomes even more important.
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Counting subtle "youthening" shots involving Cate Blanchett, there are about 1,200 visual effects in the film.
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And obviously either aging or youthening of the population will show up as decreased particptaon in the workforce – and our population is aging.
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He and Chameleon have a second youth to spend-all so they could serve as an example to those who needed to think of youthening to similar ages.
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He and Chameleon have a second youth to spend-all so they could serve as an example to those who needed to think of youthening to similar ages.
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Gloha had not yet gotten used to his youth and vigor; she would hardly have recognized him if she hadn't known about the youthening.
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I tried to call out something to him, but my youthening prevented me from making much sense, even to myself.
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Perhaps even trace youthening would confuse it, so it would leave us alone.
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But of course youthening wouldn't do her any good; it was her whole life that was blah, not just her physical age.
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But of course youthening wouldn't do her any good; it was her whole life that was blah, not just her physical age.
bilby commented on the word youthening
"Only 9 percent of white Christians are young millennials, compared with 21 percent of Asian Christians and 16 percent of Latino Christians. Some 17 percent of white Christians are from the so-called silent generation. No other group comes close. In other words, white Christians are aging. Christians of color are youthening."
- Stephen Carter, Bloomberg, 24 April 2018, https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/the-ugly-coded-critique-of-chick-fil-as-christianity/ar-AAwg9Dg?ocid=spartanntp
April 24, 2018