preteen|preteens in English

noun

['prɪː'tɪːn]

preteenager, young person who is not yet a teenager, person between the ages of 9 and 12, preadolescent

Use "preteen|preteens" in a sentence

1. Some material may be inappropriate for preteens.

2. Even preteens want to make themselves up to appear older, accentuating sex.

3. Bezoars are most commonly found in preteen girls

4. I'm a preteen doing homework at the kitchen table.

5. 2 Young people in their preteens are inclined to imitate older teenagers.

6. Later that year, The Junior Herald, an English-language newspaper for preteens, was launched.

7. Older kids get five, preteens and up get all the Curses …

8. Some preteens are able to handle a good deal of responsibility.

9. A police dashboard camera caught the preteen out for a joyride.

10. Maybe Anomal would appeal to preteens who have an interest in the spirit world

11. They are completely without inhibition, a bus fall of preteens on a field trip.

12. Preteens can learn some of these skills, along with first aid and CPR, by taking a Babysitting class

13. In Canada, students at that level are youth in their preteen years as well as teenagers.

14. 14 One father of three sons, two of preteen age, began pioneering six years ago.

15. – The Amount of love the preteen girl had for Justin Bieber was way too much

16. Bubblegum was targeted at a preteen audience whose older siblings had been raised on rock & roll

17. It's important, then, to help a preteen deal emotionally with the information he or she has assembled.

18. Summary: Preteen schoolgirl Mitsuko was rapped by his fathers and became psychologically confused for this forbidden sex.

19. Born in Cairo, he had spent a few years in Oregon as a preteen while his father earned a PhD.

20. The Disney Fairies star in a line of toys and direct-to-DVD movies popular among the preteen girl crowd.

21. Baker, thinking about the intense focus he'd seen on the face of his preteen son when playing videogames, agreed.

22. Jackson entered the public consciousness as an impossibly cute, preteen wonder in 19 an unbelievably precocious singer in his family band, The Jackson

23. Evidently, as a preteen, Jesus was granted a measure of independence by his parents, but he did not abuse the trust that was accorded him.

24. Sometimes I worked with students at the intermediate level. In Canada, students at that level are youth in their preteen years as well as teenagers.

25. " demands the Daily Telegraph in an article condemning contemporary sexy schoolgirl fashions, while Tokyo's Daily Yomiuri refers to "the Lolita-like sex appeal" of preteen Japanese anime characters.