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elder

[el-der] / ˈɛl dər /
ADJECTIVE
born earlier
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK




Example Sentences

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Stasevska has made it her mission to raise funds — more than 250,000 euros to date — to provide basic supplies particularly for children and elders who are without power and huddling in freezing cold homes.

From Los Angeles Times

Approaching their elder years, with little money saved, Mother and Father wanted to be close to son David, a peppermint farmer.

From Literature

He stayed on as Clinton's chief adviser after he left office in 2000 and helped him transition from president into a jet-setting elder statesman.

From BBC

The elder Youssef had hoped to soon retire but put those plans on hold after the burglary.

From Los Angeles Times

But Nvidia is now in the odd position of having to play elder statesman, if only to temper some of the wilder views about AI.

From The Wall Street Journal