Synonyms for twenties
twen·ties

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1. twentiesnoun

   Synonyms:
   1920s, 20s

2. twentiesnoun

   Twenty-dollar bills.

   Synonyms:
   1920s, 20s

3. twentiesnoun

   The decade of the 1820s, 1920s, 2020s, etc.

   Synonyms:
   20s, 1920s

4. twentiesnoun

   The decade of one's life from age 20 through age 29.

   The waiter was in his twenties.

   Synonyms:
   20s, 1920s

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1. twenties, mid-twentiesnoun

   the time of life between 20 and 30

   Synonyms:
   mid-twenties

2. twenties, 1920snoun

   the decade from 1920 to 1929

   Synonyms:
   mid-twenties

Matched Categories

1. • Decade
   • Time Of Life

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1. List of paraphrases for "twenties":

   20s, 1920s, mid-twenties

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How to use twenties in a sentence?

1. Katy Summerlin:

   We talked about our careers and the things girls in their mid-twenties talk about, it was so normal it almost seems fake.

2. Proverb:

   When a man is not a lover in his twenties, not strong in his thirties, not rich in his forties and not wise in his fifties he will never be so.

3. Katie Keim:

   Shape is a huge one, and I'm always looking for something really interesting and ornate when I pull dresses for my clients, it's going to be all over the place, sequins, embellishment, beading...think of the Roaring Twenties and 100 hundred years later.

4. Rick Grucza:

   It’s quite likely that many of those who reported drinking regularly during their late teens went on to continue or escalate that habit throughout their adult life, in an ideal world, parents would both try to delay alcohol initiation until the late teens or early twenties and also try teach their kids to drink moderately and responsibly.

5. Fflur Roberts:

   They are in their late twenties or thirties so it's very much new wealth, and they will be looking towards luxury as a means of showing status and success.