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    fledgling

    fledgling - Dictionary definition and meaning for word fledgling

    Definition
    (noun) any new participant in some activity Definition
    (noun) young bird that has just fledged or become capable of flying
    Synonyms : fledgeling
    Definition
    (adj) (of a young bird) having acquired its flight feathers
    Synonyms : fledgeling
    Example Sentence
    • a fledgling robin
    Definition
    (adj) young and inexperienced
    Synonyms : callow , unfledged
    Example Sentence
    • a fledgling enterprise
    • a fledgling skier
    • an unfledged lawyer
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sounds similar to sledging in cricket... normally inexperience young players if unable to get wickets than do sledging.. hope this ll help

rhymes with duckling.. a young duck thus referring to inexperience.

fully fledged = mature or experienced.. but fledgling means the one who isn't matured , i.e. is a neophyte(newbie = noob )

Fledgling sounds like "weakling". A weakling is one who is not very experienced and is new to the procedures.

read as F(resh person) Led (for) gliding. He is inexperienced still lead for gliding.

Fledgling sounds like (FRESH+ Graduates) every year few hundreds of fresh fledgling (Inexperienced) graduates come out of engineering collage looking out for a job to gain experience .

fresh person leading to gliding bec he is inexperienced

sounds like primitive word for flying,primitive may refer inexperienced

sounds like sledging>>> in cricket when sledging is done, young players are succumbed to it and they loose their wicket.. as they are new, this happens... relate this..

Fledgling = one bird is try to learn the flying is known as fledging i.e strike the ledge i.e the tail.

fledging sounds like pledging which is done before starting classes in school or a politician pledge before starting his career

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