youthful

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: The Sher philosophy maintains that temperature controlled water is the most important catalyst in keeping the skin youthful and firm.

Modifies a noun

• exuberance: His youthful exuberance always manages to keep the family on their toes.
• idealism: Hain is a shining example of youthful idealism being replaced by cynical self interest in later life.
• vigor: With youthful vigor in droves, these young pups are intent on teaching the old dogs new tricks.
• indiscretion: GREEN: And don't you tell me that you've forgotten a certain youthful indiscretion.
• innocence: The picture of youthful innocence, the duo were tailor made for the record buyers of era.
• enthusiasm: Plus your sheer youthful enthusiasm will carry you through a lot of grief.

Modifying Another Word

• eternally: God knows how he does it, but the guy looks eternally youthful and has the energy of someone decades younger.
• strangely: He was beginning to banana guide feel strangely youthful; the sound of his own heart suddenly became apparent.
• predominantly: The economy could not meet the rising expectations generated by the expansion in education for the predominantly youthful Albanian population.
• very: She is 5ft tall and is a very youthful looking 38 years of age.
• ever: Comedy was provided by the ever youthful Tony Jones who only has to walk on stage to receive spontaneous laughter from the audience.
• too: Little Jean was probably too youthful yet to take part in that literary arbitration.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: He was beginning to banana guide feel strangely youthful; the sound of his own heart suddenly became apparent.
• look: Longer teeth look more youthful, worn teeth giving a more aged look.
• remain: I never think about age, which is probably why I have remained spookily youthful.
• become: White haired wonders can become youthful once more with a Ginger rinse!