Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tender-age
noun
/ˈtɛndər eɪdʒ/

Definition
The period in a person’s life when they are young and vulnerable, typically referring to early childhood.

Examples
- A tender-age child may require extra attention and care.
- The laws provide specific protections for individuals of tender age.
- Tender-age students often learn best through play and exploration.

Meaning
Tender-age refers to the early stages of life, especially when a child is still developing physically and emotionally.

Synonyms
- early childhood
- youth
- innocence