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old age
noun as in period of being elderly
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Example Sentences
A standout in the seventh episode chronicles the tumbling cascade of infirmities that come with old age that start with aches that never go away.
This cross-checking was crucial not only to avoid fraudulent claims of extreme old age, but also to correct for possible errors in the records.
“In my old age, I know I won’t end up on the street,” she said.
We don’t know how it dies: illness or injury, predators or old age.
Later in life he took up writing, producing not only a political autobiography but two further books about the "adventures of an old age pensioner".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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