teenage
Americanadjective
adjective
noun
Etymology
Origin of teenage
Example Sentences
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Her teenage sons, she said, are "asking me if we will have to go back home".
From Barron's
As a parent of teenage children, Cooper said she had lost the taste for serious films.
From BBC
The state placed her in an “affirming” foster home, where she shares a bedroom with a teenage boy.
But, as I entered my teenage years, I started to deviate from certain aspects of the faith.
“As a teenage girl, this dramatic story touched my soul,” Stasevska says, adding that she still remembers the experience and thinking, “ ‘This music understands me, this is exactly how I feel.’
From Los Angeles Times
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