Juvenescence (noun)
jew-ven-es-ens
The state or period of being young
Early 19th century from Latin juvenescent- ‘reaching the age of youth’, from the verb juvenescere, from juvenis ‘young’.
Example sentences
“She bathed in the glow of her own juvenescence.”
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