A young person who is enthusiastic about making changes and challenging the status quo.
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breed in the bone
To be an inherent, deeply ingrained characteristic or trait that cannot be changed. Often used in the proverb: 'What's bred in the bone will come out in the flesh.'
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A lively young person who brings new ideas.
Maintaining a youthful spirit regardless of age.
You must deal with the consequences of your choices.
You're ready to take on a challenge.
You're making me laugh a lot or causing me great amusement.