4.1 juven Greek and Latin

written work produced by a youth who then became a famous writer

• juvenile

• rejuvenate

• juvenilia

• juvenility

• juvenescence

the process of growing into a youth

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someone or something that is not grown up; young

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the freshness quality of a young person

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to bring back the health or life into something

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The _________________ of children causes them to be bad leaders.

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He was known for his never-ending _________________.

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A _________________ delinquent is a young person who has committed a crime.

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The gardener must _________________ his plants after the dry summer.

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The work of _________________ is rarely better than their later work.

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