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Meaning of old age
The state of being old, typically characterized by physical and mental decline.
Etymology of old age
The term "old age" has its roots in Old English, where "old" comes from "eald" meaning "aged, antique, or venerable" and "age" comes from Old French "aage" or Latin "aetas" meaning "age, stage of life"
Historical usage of the term has evolved over time, with varying cultural and societal perceptions of what constitutes old age
Synonyms
seniority
maturity
adulthood
elderliness
geriatric
advanced age
later years
retirement
twilight years
declining years
golden years
autumn years
prime of life
middle age
ripeness
veteranhood
long life
prolonged life
extended life
prolonged existence
extended existence
longevity
mature age
agedness
venerability
senior citizenship
elderly
gerontism
senility
decrepitude
feebleness
frailty
infirmity
dotage
declining health
advanced years
ripe old age
Definitions
- The later part of human life, especially from around the age of 65 onwards
- * The state of being old, especially when this is associated with physical or mental decline
Usage Examples
- She struggled to cope with the physical limitations of old age
- * He was proud to have reached old age and still be active
- * The company offers special discounts for people of old age
Antonyms
youth
youngness
adolescence
childhood
infancy
juvenility
immatureness
inexperience
greenness
callowness
tender age
early years
formative years
salad days
springtime
prime of life
vigor
vitality
energy
robustness
healthiness
bloom
blossoming