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Adjective
Starting out or in the early stages of development
Aspiring to an ambition, typically with frustration
For, or denoting, young or younger people
Beginning to attract attention or critical acclaim
Of, relating to, belonging to, or occurring in, a former time (near the beginning)
Showing initial signs of growth or development
Noun
The state of having flowers bloom or open
The season following winter
The asexual reproduction method in which new organisms form as outgrowths from existing ones
Verb
Present participle for to grow or bloom, especially of a plant or flowers
Present participle for to produce leaves
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Adjective
▲
Starting out or in the early stages of development
nascent
developing
incipient
embryonic
beginning
growing
fledgling
burgeoning
inchoate
inceptive
promising
blossoming
rising
aborning
potential
sprouting
coming
future
prospective
flowering
opening
maturing
germinal
aspiring
young
fresh
germinating
pubescent
pullulating
vegetating
wannabe
up-and-coming
would-be
in the making
with potential
bursting forth
shooting up
emergent
emerging
dawning
early
infant
flourishing
initial
new
evolving
immature
arising
ascendant
rudimentary
elementary
originating
just beginning
efflorescent
introductory
initiatory
on the rise
starting
commencing
undeveloped
proceeding
issuing
on the up and up
on the way up
appearing
initiative
emanating
emanant
advancing
embryonal
basic
springing
stemming
fundamental
in its infancy
florescent
inflorescent
blooming
in bloom
in blossom
in flower
bearing fruit
preliminary
assurgent
sunrise
primary
incomplete
unindustrialized
newborn
unformed
first
in an early stage
inaugural
expanding
earliest
unfledged
seminal
unshaped
original
naissant
foremost
primordial
antecedent
newly-created
newly-established
newly-formed
virgin
to come
prospering
resulting
pioneer
to be
headmost
coming out
leading
issuing forth
leadoff
in the ascendant
rising in power
one-year-old
impending
year-old
inductive
foundational
prefatory
precursory
prior
pilot
prelusive
preparatory
lead-in
maiden
premier
precursive
foundation
preludial
trial
test
liminal
preparative
proemial
provisional
anterior
unprecedented
pioneering
raw
first-time
primitive
preceding
inchoative
old
brand-new
prime
premature
prolegomenous
newly-constituted
underdeveloped
newly-launched
unevolved
not developed
unripe
unactualized
abortive
half-baked
prelim
prodromal
prelusory
prefatorial
prodromic
prolegomenal
preambular
preambulatory
exordial
simple
entry-level
more ❯
“The
budding
actors were hand-picked from hundreds of young hopefuls who auditioned for the parts at Kendal Town Hall earlier this year.”
Adjective
▲
Aspiring to an ambition, typically with frustration
would-be
potential
aspiring
prospective
ambitious
hopeful
wannabe
striving
wishful
eager
keen
enterprising
promising
possible
embryonic
optimistic
longing
unfulfilled
professed
unrealized
undeveloped
so-called
soi-disant
self-appointed
self-styled
likely
future
developing
aspirant
fledgling
hungry
probable
latent
conceivable
implicit
imaginable
dormant
inherent
determined
in the making
committed
driven
motivated
enthusiastic
zealous
energetic
purposeful
pioneering
progressive
pushing
eager beaver
self-seeking
go-ahead
endeavoring
US
expectant
hard-driving
go-getting
impassioned
intending
endeavouring
UK
on the make
spirited
resolute
fierce
single-minded
strong-willed
forceful
tenacious
avid
unwavering
persistent
ardent
earnest
intent
steadfast
assertive
industrious
strong
active
dogged
pushy
ruthless
dedicated
self-starting
desirous
self-assertive
strong-minded
aggressive
uncompromising
thirsty
staunch
obstinate
feisty
plucky
vigorous
untiring
resolved
gutsy
goal-oriented
self-driven
fanatical
inspired
firm
unbending
militant
unyielding
unflinching
stubborn
unfaltering
bent upon
persevering
indefatigable
bent
mettlesome
unflagging
insistent
indomitable
unhesitating
full of determination
dead set
hell-bent
intense
obsessed
resilient
stalwart
undaunted
competitive
steely
confident
bold
set
unshakeable
obdurate
undeviating
pertinacious
unrelenting
fixed
iron-willed
power-hungry
hard-nosed
decisive
power-loving
high-reaching
self-asserting
get up and go
tough
adventurous
passionate
compelled
consumed
cut-throat
spunky
dauntless
game
high-powered
obsessive
unshakable
unbendable
unshaken
possessed
immovable
cutthroat
dog-eat-dog
audacious
dashing
galvanized
US
adamant
serious
monomaniacal
impelled
courageous
brave
bloodthirsty
gladiatorial
fixated
compulsive
obsessional
induced
dynamic
scrappy
sure
vehement
sagacious
ballsy
impulsive
guided
besetting
pushed
steered
galvanised
UK
warlike
desiring success
self-confident
irrepressible
urged on
gung ho
have-a-go
self-motivated
like a ball of fire
tough-minded
faithful
as game as Ned Kelly
two-fisted
ironclad
having killer instinct
nervy
can-do
thrusting
career-minded
planful
focussed
UK
focused
US
fearless
intrepid
self-directed
loyal
firm in spirit
independent
perceptive
gritty
keen as mustard
hardy
animated
resourceful
certain
heroic
take charge
mean
stout-hearted
upwardly mobile
powerful
positive
purpose driven
highly motivated
combative
emulous
contentious
upbeat
hot
diligent
assiduous
unremitting
relentless
tireless
vying
sedulous
rigid
steady
sustained
rigorous
ferocious
competing
driving
unabated
stringent
assured
defiant
brutal
bullheaded
warring
spoiling for a fight
carnivorous
on the warpath
opposing
antagonistic
ready for action
oppositional
willing
hang-tough
self-willed
bound and determined
full-blooded
intensely competitive
stop at nothing
high-pressure
go for broke
self-possessed
in-your-face
self-assured
fiercely competitive
unsentimental
bound
out
decided
inflexible about
hell-bent on
intent on
single-minded about
insistent on
set on
out to
do-or-die
determined to
fixed on
hell-bent upon
bent on
fixed upon
decisive about
anxious to
obsessive about
firm about
minding
fixated on
committed to
obsessed with
dead set on
resolved on
intending to
fanatical about
impatient to
resolved to
determined on
more ❯
Adjective
▲
For, or denoting, young or younger people
junior
young
youthful
immature
juvenile
adolescent
younger
pubescent
youngish
baby
vernal
tender
blooming
infantile
underage
prepubescent
tenderfoot
kid
underdeveloped
undergrown
youngest
developing
inexperienced
fledgling
boyish
girlish
raw
infant
new
green
growing
unfledged
unseasoned
untried
undeveloped
little
small
teenage
fresh
callow
unqualified
untrained
teenaged
formative
childlike
newborn
unpracticed
unversed
childish
babyish
naive
innocent
early
wide-eyed
unworldly
artless
ingenuous
teen
inexpert
blossoming
newly arrived
uncultivated
tenderfooted
unskilled
wet behind the ears
young at heart
beardless
fresh-faced
half-grown
baby-faced
in the springtime of life
milk-fed
smaller
minor
growing up
sophomoric
unpolished
embryonic
unconversant
unskillful
unpractised
primitive
up-and-coming
maturing
unexperienced
young-looking
newish
munchkin
burgeoning
not aged
not far advanced
in one's salad days
unsophisticated
naïve
childhood
guileless
puerile
unformed
unripe
unripened
bread-and-butter
jejune
unbaked
crude
sophomore
jellybean
not dry behind ears
born yesterday
as green as grass
youth
boylike
pre-adult
underaged
infantine
kittenish
young looking
verdant
child's
children's
preadult
pubertal
unspoiled
unspoilt
well-preserved
amateurish
untested
dewy
just starting out
unschooled
unacquainted
unaccustomed
amateur
unproven
unfamiliar
full of life
fresh-looking
well-kept
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Beginning to attract attention or critical acclaim
up-and-coming
rising
talented
promising
gifted
able
coming
apt
ambitious
eager
climbing
determined
emerging
enterprising
hungry
pushing
soaring
striving
succeeding
with potential
go-getter
go-getting
high-reaching
likely to succeed
in the making
coming on strong
get up and go
on the up and up
likely
capable
high potential
Adjective
▲
Of, relating to, belonging to, or occurring in, a former time (near the beginning)
early
primitive
ancient
primaeval
UK
primeval
US
primordial
antediluvian
earliest
first
prehistoric
primal
pristine
anterior
preceding
antecedent
former
original
prior
proleptical
earlier
previous
precursory
primigenial
aboriginal
foregoing
antiquated
past
early bird
of yore
pre-existing
of long ago
old
bygone
olden
antique
immemorial
archaic
outmoded
old-time
historic
late
of old
onetime
sometime
defunct
old-fashioned
out-of-date
medieval
US
superannuated
classical
traditional
venerable
obsolete
primary
outdated
mediaeval
UK
dated
timeworn
one-time
quondam
ex-
long-ago
remote
aged
way back
way back when
hoary
erstwhile
autochthonous
autochthonic
oldfangled
once
obsolescent
prehistorical
rusty
recent
prime
extinct
relic
age-old
ancestral
older
one time
time-worn
historical
superseded
last
whilom
old as the hills
moth-eaten
then
at the time
out of date
time-honoured
gone-by
Stone Age
ages ago
back when
in the olden days
long-gone
in the good old days
initial
forgotten
elemental
basic
latter
indigenous
antediluvial
untouched by humans
before the flood
ex
vintage
quaint
retro
retrograde
of an earlier time
once upon a time
of a former period
neolithic
fossilized
US
dateless
démodé
deprecated
dinosaur
foregone
atavistic
heritage
antwacky
fossil
fossilised
UK
veteran
antiquarian
past your sell-by date
had it
done for
out of the ark
past its sell-by date
dead and gone
old-world
old-style
old style
old-school
old-timey
ageless
enduring
established
anachronistic
lasting
other
mossy
creaky
ritual
oldie
moldy
US
hoar
mouldy
UK
ritualistic
clunky
decrepit
long-established
precedent
retired
bypast
long-standing
long-lived
latter-day
old hat
as old as the hills
very old
behind one
ancient history
as was
down memory lane
tried and true
tried and tested
horse and buggy
done
stale
passé
unfashionable
demode
worn-out
old as Methuselah
cast-off
outworn
dead
behind the times
discarded
discontinued
demoded
moribund
expired
Noachian
kaputt
kaput
old-fangled
gone by
disused
gone
vanished
from the past
no longer in use
fallen into disuse
native
distant
abandoned
lapsed
endemic
domestic
finished
redundant
forepassed
lost
completed
ended
local
unemployed
stagnant
born
long ago
elapsed
long gone
olde worlde
elderly
out
musty
out of fashion
vieux jeu
geriatric
cobwebby
prediluvian
olde
old-hat
out-of-fashion
obscure
has-been
dusty
removed
colonial
unremembered
unrecalled
horse-and-buggy
background
timeless
past it
well-established
over
lost and gone
lost in time
consigned to oblivion
deep
old as Adam
long past
homegrown
ethnic
chthonic
home-grown
centuries old
rooted in the past
spent
departed
no more
accomplished
nonextant
ago
inoperative
dead and buried
past its prime
deep-rooted
long forgotten
having seen better days
over and done with
over and done
unused
unusable
inactive
dormant
inert
idle
quiescent
unreactive
invalid
void
conservative
non-functioning
sunk in oblivion
traditionalistic
orthodox
not functioning
no longer active
folk
out of commission
familial
family
run out
null and void
ultraconservative
unprogressive
standpat
reactionary
lineal
brassbound
paleoconservative
archconservative
oral
unwritten
button-down
buttoned-down
hidebound
mossbacked
old-line
die-hard
handed-down
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Showing initial signs of growth or development
becoming active
appearing
burgeoning
reemerging
reviving
renascent
becoming popular
Noun
▲
The state of having flowers bloom or open
blossoming
bloom
blossom
efflorescence
flowering
florescence
inflorescence
flourishing
anthesis
developing
prime
heyday
springtime
floruit
flush
flower
maturity
blooming
development
high noon
salad days
peak
zenith
height
pinnacle
acme
high point
best days
crowning point
prime of life
perfection
time
culmination
day
golden age
full flowering
best years
glory days
golden years
halcyon days
peak of perfection
day in the sun
vigor
US
vigour
UK
best
youth
spring
ascendancy
summit
top
prime time
strength
vitality
cream
verdure
freshness
glow
radiance
best part
high spot
rush
climax
greatest point
choicest part
finest point
tender age
school days
younger days
springtime of life
flower of life
heyday of youth
pink
Noun
▲
The season following winter
spring
springtide
springtime
flowering
breakup
budtime
Easter
Eastertide
Eastertime
Maytime
seedtime
vernal equinox
vernal season
blackberry winter
blackthorn winter
dogwood winter
season
grass
season of grass
Noun
▲
The asexual reproduction method in which new organisms form as outgrowths from existing ones
gemmation
Verb
▲
Present participle for to grow or bloom, especially of a plant or flowers
sprouting
burgeoning
blooming
germinating
blossoming
growing
flowering
developing
shooting
pullulating
maturing
vegetating
swelling
flourishing
opening out
developing buds
forming buds
sending out shoots
bursting forth
efflorescing
shooting up
springing up
unfolding
bourgeoning
blowing
putting forth shoots
opening
taking root
putting forth buds
coming into bud
springing
outblooming
bursting
coming into flower
coming into bloom
coming into blossom
bearing fruit
pushing
incubating
fructifying
greening
tasselling out
coming to life
appearing
thriving
producing buds
putting forth new growth
starting to grow
prospering
proliferating
abounding
spreading
multiplying
producing
emerging
mushrooming
battening
maturating
coming along
faring well
growing well
getting on
growing up
more ❯
“As the flowers begin to
bud
, wooden stakes are driven into the soil to help support the stems.”
Verb
▲
Present participle for to produce leaves
leafing
foliating
greening
turning green
bursting into leaves
putting out leaves
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