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The fledgling company struggled to attract investors in its first year.fledgling = new and inexperienced
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The fledgling hopped awkwardly along the ground, still learning how to fly.fledgling = young bird with new flight feathers
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The incident tested and cemented our fledgling friendship.fledgling = new (with little experience)
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The patrolman glanced up and saw, framed against the starlit sky, two winged silhouettes—the baby owl's parents, anxiously circling their frightened fledgling. (source)fledgling = young bird that recently developed its flight feathers
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Shyly and softly, she would have listed the precise species of grasses woven into each nest, or the age in days of a female fledgling based on the emerging colors of her wingtips. (source)fledgling = a young bird that recently developed its flight feathers
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But Laura is a fledgling. (source)fledgling = one without experience
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As far as I can see, there are low buildings separated by trimmed grass and fledgling trees. (source)fledgling = young
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Finally, the raucous fledglings quieted. (source)fledglings = baby birds that recently grew feathers for flight
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It was a gift to America from a wealthy British scientist who, like our forefathers, believed our fledgling country could become the land of enlightenment. (source)fledgling = new (with little experience)
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Iron Emmett's fledglings cheered their lord commander at the start, but the relentless speed of Rattleshirt's attack soon beat them down to silence. (source)fledglings = people who are young and inexperienced
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They sought to overthrow the fledgling Afghan government and oust the American-led coalition forces, whom they considered invaders and infidels. (source)fledgling = new
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They will dig away the earth from under the bodies of small creatures, such as shrew mice and fallen fledglings, and then lay their eggs on them before covering them with soil.† (source)
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It was just another happy day in the life of a fledgling student going through Indoc. (source)fledgling = inexperienced
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I had been right in giving a girl's name to Lurai, for she laid speckled eggs and, with some help from her mate, hatched two ugly fledglings which soon became beautiful.† (source)
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Henrietta's cells helped launch the fledgling field of virology, but that was just the beginning. (source)fledgling = new (with little experience)
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Then, overcome with pity and constrained by his faith to love the life in all creatures great and small, Kevin stayed immobile for hours and days and nights and weeks, holding out his hand until the eggs hatched and the fledglings grew wings, true to life if subversive of common sense, at the intersection of natural process and the glimpsed ideal, at one and the same time a signpost and a reminder.† (source)
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