58 Synonyms & Antonyms For YOUNGEST

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  • Definitions youngest [yuhng-gist] / ˈyʌŋ gɪst / ADJECTIVE immature Synonyms STRONGEST budding inexperienced new youthful STRONG adolescent blooming blossoming crude developing fledgling green growing infant inferior junior juvenile little modern newborn punk raw recent tender tenderfoot WEAK boyish boylike burgeoning callow childish childlike early fresh girlish girllike half-grown ignorant newish not aged pubescent puerile undeveloped undisciplined unfinished unfledged unlearned unpracticed unripe unseasoned untried unversed vernal Antonyms STRONGEST experienced old STRONG adult healthy mature older sophisticated

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    The 22-year-old Spaniard has already won the Australian Open this year to become the youngest man to complete a career Grand Slam - and this was his 11th success out of 11 in 2026.

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    At the time, she had just become the youngest member of the small elite group of artists who are EGOTs — winners of an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award.

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    The Californian won her first senior US title aged 13, landing a rare triple axel jump and breaking Tara Lipinski's record to become the youngest national champion.

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    At 22, he became the youngest player selected to tour New Zealand with the British and Irish Lions in 2017.

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    She became freestyle skiing's youngest Olympic champion with her big air and halfpipe golds at the age of 18, and the first to win three medals at the same Games when she added slopestyle silver.

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