oldness
121old — adjective (older, oldest) 1》 having lived for a long time; no longer young. ↘made or built long ago. ↘possessed or used for a long time. 2》 former; previous. 3》 long established or known: old friends. 4》 of a specified age. ↘[as noun] …
122old age — Senility, oldness …
123age — 1. noun 1) he is 35 years of age his wife is the same age Syn: number of years, length of life; stage of life, generation, age group 2) her hearing had deteriorated with age Syn: elderliness, old age, oldness …
124old age — I was not prepared to deal with my father s old age Syn: declining years, advanced years, age, agedness, oldness, winter/autumn of one s life, senescence, senility, dotage Ant: youth, childhood …
125age — n 1. lifetime, generation, duration, stage of life; year. 2. maturity, majority, seniority, adulthood; old age, agedness, oldness, elderliness, declining years; senescence, senectitude, senility, anility, caducity, dotage, decrepitude. 3. epoch,… …
126antiquity — n 1. ancientness, primordiality, pri mordialism; aboriginality, autochthonism, autochtho nousness; oldness, elderliness, old age, agedness, Archaic. eld, venerableness. 2. eons ago, early ages, ancient times, time immemorial, distant past, days… …
127evening — n 1. even, eventide, close of day, fall of day, decline of day, Archaic. vesper, Archaic. evensong; sunset, sundown, nightfall, shank of the evening, Brit. Dial. cockshut; twilight, crepuscule, dusk, grayness, Literary. duskingtide, Archaic.… …
128old age — n declining years, winter of one s life; agedness, oldness, elderliness, senescence, antiquity, ancientness, superannuation; senility, anility, dotage, second childhood; caducity, decrepitude, infirmity, feebleness, weakness …
