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Sentence count:281+4Posted:2017-03-01Updated:2020-07-24
Similar words: engage inlarge intestinecome into beingseeing thatsightseeingfor the time beingliving wagezeitgeistMeaning: [eɪdʒ]  n. 1. acquiring desirable qualities by being left undisturbed for some time 2. the organic process of growing older and showing the effects of increasing age. adj. growing old. 
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61. It looks at the ageing process with optimism and hope rather than despair.
62. There is much more to civic provision than ageing pop groups or racist comedians.
63. The magazine will just have to lurch along snuggled up to me and my ageing haemorrhoids for a few weeks.
64. All that is left for a man with only an ageing cohort of supporters, is to rant.
65. In healthy men without atrophy, gastric acid secretion is preserved with ageing and is independent of H pylori status.
66. However, over-exposure to the sun or insufficient protection is a major cause of premature skin ageing.
67. It has a natural affinity with oak ageing, and yet it can be fresh and light.
68. The ageing Rodin hacked with a scalpel at the sensitive, sinewy perfection of his clay figures.
69. The ageing of the elderly population itself is now of particular significance.
70. No one pretends that ageing has no ill-effects: the argument is that birthdays do not signpost them.
71. Ageing, inadequate labs and equipment serving too many short term researchers.
72. Typically, the amplitude of slow waves in deep sleep becomes smaller with ageing.
73. Possibly the earliest attempt at a scientific study of ageing, he wrote it when he was himself 62.
74. Recent theoretical work has clarified two possible causes of ageing.
75. Fought low, can this ageing black man rise and escape the curse of his anger?
76. An ageing population is both less productive and a more costly burden on the health services.
77. Often they are organized by younger people who merely expect ageing members to be passive recipients of organized events.
78. Many older disabled people may also perceive themselves as ageing more rapidly than their non-disabled contemporaries.
79. Now, Nell could not conceive of love between a man and a woman, could not bear the thought of ageing.
80. As stated earlier, subjective responses to ageing are also shaped by social and material resources.
81. Once Jonadab had threatened physical violence, the son realised that he was more than a match for his ageing parent. Sentencedict.com
82. How this rock widow and ageing wild child cons, manipulates and exploits the sharks makes for a delightful tale of revenge.
83. It has an ageing population and social security laws which will generate a massive public expenditure burden and necessitate tax increases.
84. The F-111s are ageing and their credibility as a deterrent depends upon their ability to penetrate increasingly sophisticated Soviet air defences.
85. As in many areas, an increasingly ageing population was becoming an added drain on scant resources.
86. It has been proved that sunbathing causes premature ageing of the skin.
87. Outmigration has led to severely unbalanced social structures in many areas, with an ageing and less productive population.
88. Mr Clinton's only crime so far is to have been accused by an ageing cabaret artiste of infidelity.
89. Around £300,000 a year has been spent patching up its ageing landing stage.
90. Clearly, this emphasis on subjective experience and meaning can help to further an understanding of ageing with a disability.
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