juvenilising
verb (present participle of 'juvenilise'; also used as a noun) as in strong fondness
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Example:The marketing strategy aims to juvenilise affects the product's appearance to appeal to a younger audience.
Definition:The impact of making something or someone appear younger than their actual state.
Example:Social media has a significant juvenilising influence on the way young people present themselves online.
Definition:The strength or nature of an influence that makes something or someone appear younger.
Example:The fashion industry is driven by juvenilising trends, constantly changing to suit younger tastes.
Definition:The changing styles or practices that make things or people appear younger.
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