Juvenile

Part of speech: adjective, noun

Senses and Usages:

1. Adjective:
   • In reference to an individual, typically a young person who is not yet fully developed physically or mentally.
   • Pertaining to or intended for young people.
   • Characterized by immaturity or childishness.

   Example sentences:

   • She was a juvenile delinquent who constantly got into trouble with the law.
   • They organized juvenile sports activities to keep the children entertained.
   • His juvenile behavior made it difficult for others to take him seriously.
2. Noun:
   • A young person, typically someone who has not yet reached adulthood.
   • An animal that has not reached sexual maturity.

   Example sentences:

   • The juvenile was apprehended by the authorities and taken into custody.
   • The zoo had a separate section for juveniles where visitors could observe young animals.

Related products:

• Juvenile Books
• Juvenile Delinquency
• Juvenile Criminal Justice