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aging
noun as in becoming older
Example Sentences
The state Energy Commission expects the number to continue declining because of aging infrastructure and a poor bioenergy market.
And then fans can decide whether to continue to appreciate affordable baseball, staffed by friendly people, in aging but comfortable Angel Stadium, or instead to enjoy championship-caliber baseball at Dodger Stadium or Petco Park.
But the move didn’t become permanent until Russell’s fourth season when he replaced an aging Maury Wills.
The place seemingly closed for good during the pandemic, an aging relic in an era when people didn’t need to imagine themselves in Mexico for an evening because Mexicans were now all around them.
Hawke plays his bruised and battered aging hero without a hint of vanity.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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