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View definitions for of age

of age

adjective as in adult

adjective as in full-grown/full-fledged

adjective as in grown-up

adjective as in marriageable

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Kelly: What kind of age were you when you joined the team?

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Her story resonated with women who came of age in the 1950s, when traditional wives were the norm, then found themselves a decade later in a confusing new era of debate over gender roles.

Commentators are also predicting a surge in the use of VPNs - which hide the country a person is accessing the internet from - as happened in the UK after the implementation of age control rules.

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New Mexico this month became the first state to guarantee free care, regardless of income, starting at six weeks of age.

But it’s a lot harder to be afraid of a man when the ravages of age catch up with him.

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