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senile

adjective as in failing in physical and mental capabilities due to old age

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Example Sentences

He concluded, “Now you’re just senile and tone-deaf.”

From Salon

“By the way, when Joe Biden rambled like this, all of us were like, ‘This man is obviously senile,’" Kosta said. "But now that he’s dropped out, it’s becoming more obvious that Trump’s brain isn’t exactly in great shape, either.

From Salon

I asked him about that moment just after it happened, and had asked him whether the president was senile the day before.

From BBC

Republicans had spent months, they said, caricaturing the president as senile and checked out, and therefore all Biden had to do was show up and clear the low bar of seeming to be in full possession of his faculties.

From Slate

“Biden is getting old, but I’d rather work with old, senile than a crazy man,” Donelson shot back.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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