minor
//ˈmaɪnər//
Translation
minor (underage person)
Definition
A minor is a person who is legally under the age of adulthood, typically below 18 years old. This term is used in legal and everyday contexts to refer to individuals who are not yet considered adults and therefore have certain restrictions or protections under the law, such as not being able to vote, sign contracts, or consent to certain activities without parental permission.
Example
“The club does not allow minors to enter after 10 PM.”
“As a minor, she needed her parents' consent to travel abroad.”
“The law protects minors from being exploited in the workplace.”
“He was still a minor when he inherited the property.”
“Minors are not allowed to purchase alcohol in most countries.”
“The school requires a parent or guardian to pick up any minor after the event.”
“She worked as a babysitter for several minors in the neighborhood.”
“The court appointed a guardian to represent the minor in the case.”
“Minors must have an adult accompany them on the field trip.”
“The store policy states that minors cannot return electronics without a receipt.”
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