Vocabulary

Fledgling

English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.

English meaning
Someone or something that is getting started in a new activity
Urdu meaning
نوخیز
Example sentences (from Dawn)

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  1. But, then, how does this disastrous and constitutionally untenable `hybrid model` keep returning and upstaging a fledgling democracy?
  2. But the deeper damage may hit the country`s fledgling AI and tech development ecosystem.
  3. Handing over millions of acres of land to a fledgling private company with no proven track record has triggered political unrest.
  4. Handing over millions of acres of land to a fledgling private company with no proven track record has triggered political unrest.
  5. Our course correction became due in the 1950s, when our fledgling democracy`s core functions first began to slip from the hands of an embattled body of politicians to a well-organised military-bureaucratic power base.
Synonyms
Newbie, Colt, Cub

Antonyms
Old hand, pro, professional
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