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hoary

[hawr-ee, hohr-ee] / ˈhɔr i, ˈhoʊr i /




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This hoary habit embodies the conservative philosophy of family life.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Spring” is a densely packed wall, interrupted by two doorways, which causes Ms. Yukhnovich’s floral interventions to cluster particularly close together, suggesting the sudden bursting forth of life following the hoary months.

From The Wall Street Journal

He even appeared over the weekend in East Los Angeles to indulge in that most hoary yet delicious of political cliches: a meet-and-greet at a Mexican restaurant.

From Los Angeles Times

Some dealers entrenched in hoary sales culture may use websites merely to maneuver buyers into a showroom.

From Seattle Times

"It's both pretentious and programmatic, built in predictable beats and offering no new spin on any of its hoary forms."

From BBC