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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Latin
Origin:
, present participle of senescere
'to grow old'
, from senex;
SENIOR
1
senescent
adjective
se‧nes‧cent
technical
becoming old and showing the effects of getting older
:
a senescent industry
—
senescence
noun
[
uncountable
]
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