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first-born
adjective as in elder
adjective as in older
noun as in golden ager
noun as in oldster
noun as in senior
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- elderly person
- golden-ager
- old folk
- retired person
Example Sentences
Naturally, Sybil can’t stand the thought of her first-born child limiting his worldview, especially because Everett was the one to expand hers.
First-born children are taking on new responsibilities, like helping their parents look for and speak to immigration lawyers.
In an interview four years earlier, he discussed how his mother-in-law took a year off to help take care of his first-born.
Mr Morris believes the bomb tests caused him to develop pernicious anaemia - an autoimmune condition - and cancer; and caused his first-born son Steven to tragically die in his cot due to birth defects at four months old.
"My first-born baby will always be in our minds and in our hearts," she added.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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