decrepitude [diˈkrepɪtju:d, am. angl. -tu:d] SAM. brez mn. ur. jez.
- decrepitude of animal, person
- zniedołężnienie sr. spol
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As well as the usual topics ("carpe diem" etc.) the sonnets include autobiographical elements, describing, for example, the increasing decrepitude and advancing age of the author.
en.wikipedia.org Children who are themselves grey-haired and well into middle age are seeing their elderly parents suspended for decades in a state of steadily advancing decrepitude.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk They become freed from the fear of birth, death, decrepitude, and disease.
en.wikipedia.org If a wine is aged for too long, it will start to descend into decrepitude where the fruit tastes hollow and weak while the wine's acidity becomes dominant.
en.wikipedia.org There must be many times that number still on the road in various stages of decrepitude.
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