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elder
adjective as in born earlier
noun as in older person
Strongest matches
Weak matches
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Gretzky had scored at a devastating clip for an absurdly long time—20 NHL seasons that saw him turn from a wiry 18-year-old into the league’s elder statesman.
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These elder entrepreneurs share many motives with younger counterparts.
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Along with many party elders, the bureaucracy likes its prime ministers weak and conformist.
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Happ, an elder at the Servants of Christ Church in Memphis, started to sweat.
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Plus, it has the added benefit of reducing a little wear on the elder sibling.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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