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How many syllables in Youngest?

youngest has 2 syllables

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Definition of Youngest

The superlative form of the adjective 'young', meaning the person or thing that is the least old or has been around for the shortest amount of time.

How should Youngest divide into syllables

The first syllable 'young' has one vowel (o) and three consonants (y, n, g). The second syllable 'est' has one vowel (e) and two consonants (s, t).

Part of Speech - Youngest

Adjective

Sentences with Youngest

My brother is the youngest in our family.
The youngest student in the class is only five years old.
He is the youngest player on the team.
The youngest children in the orphanage were adopted first.
The youngest member of the group was always the last to arrive.
The youngest of the three siblings was always the most spoiled.
The youngest of the litter was the runt.
Being the youngest in the family has its advantages and disadvantages.
The youngest candidate in the election was surprisingly successful.
The youngest actor in the play stole the show.

Quotes with Youngest

The youngest children have the sharpest teeth.
The youngest of us is always the oldest.
The youngest in each generation is always the carrier of the family's heritage.
The youngest children have the most to learn, but also the most to teach.
The youngest leaves are the sweetest.
The youngest of the family always gets away with the most mischief.
The youngest siblings always have the most fun.
The youngest flowers are the most vibrant.
The youngest animals are often the most playful.
The youngest writers often have the most to say.

Number of characters in Youngest

8 ( y, o, u, n, g, e, s, t )

Unique letters in Youngest

8 ( y, o, u, n, g, e, s, t )

Youngest Backwards

tsegnuoy

Phonetic Transcription of Youngest

IPA (International): ˈjʌŋgʌst

ARA (American): ˈjʌŋgʌst

EPA (English): ˈjʌŋgʌst

YAH-NGGAH-ST

More Youngest Synonyms

untried

new

immature

vernal

untested

youthful

unseasoned

young

old

smallest

junior

newest

littlest

budding

nascent

fledgling

infantile

juvenile

youthful

adolescent

sprout

babyish

tenderfoot

immature

fresh

virgin

raw

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