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Another word for doddering

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Adjective

  1. Exhibiting the mental and physical deterioration often accompanying old age

    See also:

    youth

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Another word for doddering

Modifier
  1. See also:

    weak

    shaky

    old

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Sentence Examples

  • doddering old man) is to blame for gun violence.

  • doddering fool in a Rover, there's plenty of overtaking straights too.

  • doddering, senile state that China once exhibited.

  • Starcraft, a doddering grandfather by American standards, is enormously popular, and at times there are two Starcraft matches being observed and commented on, ESPN-style, at the same time on South Korean cable television.

  • When the truth was discovered, a revolution in heaven occurred; God is now a doddering figurehead and another angel reigns.

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