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old
adjective as in advanced in age
adjective as in obsolete, outdated
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adjective as in traditional, long-established
Example Sentences
As his socks might suggest, the 59-year-old admits he has caught himself becoming a little more like Partridge as he's got older.
"These changes weren't just driven by younger consumers. We saw growth in mobile wallets and Buy Now Pay Later across older age groups too, highlighting how digital payments are becoming more mainstream across the board."
Grinning to see his old colleague had made the effort to return to meet him, Mourinho asked "where are my favourite biscuits?"
The first episode also gives us a glimpse of Russ’ softer side when we see his childhood bedroom with all of his football trophies and old photos.
Now she wants to be sure she can walk freely in old age, remain active and maybe one day chase after her children should she choose to start a family.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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