Synonyms for teenage
ˈtinˌeɪdʒteenage

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1. adolescent, teen, teenage, teenagedadjective

   being of the age 13 through 19

   "teenage mothers"; "the teen years"

   Synonyms:
   adolescent, jejune, juvenile, teenaged, teen, puerile

   Antonyms:
   old

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1. List of paraphrases for "teenage":

   adolescents, adolescent, teen, teenagers, adolescence, adolescentes, teenager, dnr, teenaged, ado, adolescente, teens, juvenile

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1. Sandra Dittmeier:

   If they (Republicans) want to raise teenage girls' babies, go for it I guess. I just really, really hate the whole method they're going about it.

2. Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker:

   I've got two boys in college now, but when they were in high school, we used to have a rule that they could have friends over, including girls, as long as the door to their room was open, to me, the provisions in this deal are like telling teenage boys not only can you have the door closed, but we gotta shout up the stairs before we walk up the steps, 'Hey, we're coming up to check and see what you're doing, I just want to give you advance notice,'.

3. Paul Offit:

   There was concern this would be misunderstood -- that people would think myocarditis was associated with vaccine, a colleague who was on the call said' This could put the kibosh on teenage vaccination.'.

4. Ken Westin:

   We have a generation now that was born with Internet access, who were using computers before they could walk. Hacking tools and techniques are readily accessible on the Internet and they are becoming increasingly easy to use. When you pair these two elements with the appeal of hacker culture fueled by a bit of teenage rebellion, you have a potentially volatile cocktail.

5. Lori Lightfoot:

   Gangs are preying on our most vulnerable, corrupting these young minds with promises of familia and lucre, none of us should accept that we have adults here and across Chicago preying upon vulnerable teenage boys.