fledgling
adjective [before noun] (also fledgeling) /ˈfledʒ.lɪŋ/Definition
› new and without experience: The current economic climate is particularly difficult for fledgling businesses.Inexperienced (of people)Naive and trusting
(Definition of fledgling adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- armchair adjective
- be new to this game idiom
- be wet behind the ears idiom
- dewy-eyed adjective
- green adjective (NOT EXPERIENCED)
- impressionable adjective
- innocence noun
- innocent adjective (NOT GUILTY)
- innocent noun
- new adjective (NOT FAMILIAR)
- raw adjective (NOT PROCESSED)
- rubbish adjective
- unenlightened adjective
- uninformed noun
- unrefined adjective
- unsophisticated adjective
- untrained adjective
- untutored adjective
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