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Oct. 14, 2014

juvenescent \joo-vuh-NES-uhnt\ adjective 1. being or becoming youthful; young. 2. young in appearance. Quotes The thought of spring, when it did come, gave to Miss Freeling the same sort of halcyon, salutatory, juvenescent feeling that Richard had, and this made them seem like old friends. -- Sylvester Judd, Richard Edney and the Governor's Family, 1850 Origin Juvenescent is related to the word juvenile. It is from the Latin present participle of juvenēscere which meant "to become youthful."

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