teens

IPA: tˈinz

noun

  • The numbers between thirteen and nineteen.
  • The time of life between thirteen and nineteen years old; the teenage years.
  • The second decade of a century: the 1910s, 2010s, etc. The oneties, the tens.
  • (temperature, rates, plural only) The range between 10 and 19.
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Examples of "teens" in Sentences

  • Study: Pot, painkiller use up, meth use down in teens
  • Study: Pot, painkiller use up, meth use down in teens - USATODAY. com
  • Also, the number of cases of genital herpes has increased in teens and young adults in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
  • As the Morton family struggles to cut spending — as well as find financing — the whole family, which includes two teens, is feeling the pinch.
  • So the point of the story is that sex education (all forms) works to reduce sexual activity in teens more than it does in teens who have not had sexual education.
  • The whole idea of sensitivity in teens is manufactured delusions as part of our (i'm 19 and just leaving teenagehood) hormonal need to be the literal opposite of how adults percieve us.
  • Reilly, who converted to Islam in his mid-teens, is thought to have met British-based Muslim radicals in Internet cafes near his council home in Plymouth, which he shared with his mother.
  • The recent violent attack against a homeless Oregonian that resulted in the arrest of three Milwaukee area teens is part of a growing trend of violence perpetrated against people who are homeless.
  • My colleague Anne Quirk talks about the "Steve and Daphne Show" she witnessed one year at a Best Books for Young Adults committee, where, as dutifully supplied by a committee member, opinions from these two teens from a single high school library seemed to be providing the pivotal swing vote.

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