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Meaning of young adulthood
The period of life when someone is between adolescence and full adulthood.
Etymology of young adulthood
The term "young adulthood" is a relatively modern concept, emerging in the mid-20th century as a distinct stage of life.
The word "young" comes from Old English "geong", meaning "youth" or "juvenile", while "adulthood" comes from Old English "adult", meaning "grown-up" or "mature".
Synonyms
emerging adulthood
early twenties
late teens
adolescence
youthhood
juvenile years
formative years
teenage years
puberty
young adult years
early adulthood
youthful period
transitional phase
coming of age
maturity
growth period
developmental stage
early life
juvenile phase
teenage phase
adolescent phase
youthful stage
young years
tender years
impressionable years
receptive years
Definitions
- The period of life from the late teens to the late twenties, during which a young person typically completes their education, starts their career, and becomes independent.
- * A stage of development characterized by exploration, self-discovery, and transition to adulthood.
Usage Examples
- During young adulthood, many people explore different career options and develop their sense of identity.
- * The challenges of young adulthood can be overwhelming, but they also provide opportunities for growth and self-discovery.
Antonyms
old age
middle age
adulthood
maturity
elderly
senility
oldness
decay
decline
dotage
senescence
aging
agedness
elderliness
geriatric
mature age
later life
twilight years