adolescence

And that was the soul, very active in adolescence—like everything else.

The moral duties and doubts of adulthood are swapped out for the histrionic creeds of adolescence.

Across the globe, millions of boys and girls are betrothed so young they spend the majority of their adolescence already married.

In adolescence they are reinforced by magazines, boyfriends, and the world around us.

Four years after its emergence as a political force, the Tea Party is now coping with its adolescence.

Long before his adolescence, his lack of domesticity was ominous, and he had formed bad companionships.

On the other hand, the still more remarkable development that occurs in adolescence is very generally ignored.

The high point of this achievement, still later, is team play, which begins in adolescence or even earlier.

When they reach the age of adolescence the question of their disposal should be considered by the Board.

So this middle-aged David left his nest to go harp for a Saul yet in his adolescence.