fledgling
noun
adjective
Origin of fledgling
Synonyms for fledgling
Related Words for fledgling
tenderfoot, learner, colt, trainee, novice, neophyte, newcomer, rookie, chick, greenhorn, tyro, apprentice, nestlingExamples from the Web for fledgling
Contemporary Examples of fledgling
But that may just add to the allure for these fledgling leaders.
Three days into the life of the fledgling country and separatists dissemble on how far advanced they are in state making.
He has intimidated and humiliated the fledgling pro-European government in Kiev.
Obama’s Nuclear Summit Aimed to Stop Terrorists. Now Putin’s the Issue.Christopher Dickey, Jamie Dettmer, Nadette De Visser
March 25, 2014
He also has an LP and his own fledgling record company called Chin Stroke.
The Mystery of FluteDrop: D.J. Detweiler Pairs Miley Cyrus With WoodwindsGideon Resnick
March 5, 2014
For a small and fledgling army, open revolution was inconceivable.
Historical Examples of fledgling
He had not vocalized since fledgling days and his voice had a jarring croak of disuse.
Traders RiskRoger Dee
But the words most grateful to Jimmy Grayson were the thanks of the fledgling's father.
The CandidateJoseph Alexander Altsheler
The dwarf explains that he is to Siegfried what the father is to the fledgling.
The Complete Opera BookGustav Kobb
Ghvthisavari thanked her heartily, took away a fledgling, and went home.
Georgian Folk TalesUnknown
You crow loud as a fledgling cock with your weighty subjects!
In Search of MademoiselleGeorge Gibbs