Aging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the process of growing old
• the process of change in the properties of a material occurring over a period, either spontaneously or through deliberate action
• (of a thing) reaching the end of useful life
• (of a person) growing old; elderly
• acquiring desirable qualities by being left undisturbed for some time
• the organic process of growing older and showing the effects of increasing age
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grow old
• same as ageing

Words related to AGING

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How to use AGING in a sentence

• Why, I could almost be a son of yours, if you will pardon that minor brutality, and the thing is aging me to this day.
• Would my computer be seized by the Secret Service? At the time, I was in possession of an aging Apple IIe without so much as a hard disk.
• While he was imagining the fisherman, the aging bus boy appeared with his cart.
• She could not help wondering at this, and said to herself that she must be aging faster than she thought.
• Alas for the aging of sentiment, of interest! Keep your touch with life and your seat in the saddle as long as you will, the world is no new toy at forty.
• He was aging and knotted with rheumatism, and his failing eyes did not now suffice for many of the nicer jobs.
• The Social and biological challenge of our aging population.
• He was an aging man, near sixty, huge and fair, with a crisp beard, and the bright unequal eyes of Manuel of Poictesme.
• And, look you, my Princess, I am of aging person now.
• We met McTavish, the host of the hotel, an aging planter, who kept his public house as an adjunct of his farm, and more for sociability than gain.
• This sharp aging all in a moment was fraught with pain.
• With but his life and the life of an aging madman between you and the throne, it behooves you to walk with a full recognition of your future responsibilities.
• She was much quieter, and it struck me that she was aging a bit.
• But he was worn out and aging fast, and the end came toward the close of July, 1863.
• This episode, more than any other, embittered the life of the aging Reformer.
• Desmond was grieved to observe how rapidly he was aging.
• The aging face was turned in the direction of the son who meant so much to her.
• It is said that his hair has turned grey, and his confinement in other ways is aging him rapidly.
• Perhaps it was a pleasing fiction to the fond mind of the aging man that she would return, soon, to-morrow.
• Plume sat gazing at the sweet girl features, with strange emotion in her aging face.
• That start which he had fancied that he had noticed, the sudden aging of her face, the look almost of fear! Absurd! He was losing his nerves.
• Hopperdown, an aging man himself, and in his humble way contented, fell straightway victim to the gold-virus.
• The full daylight reveals more crudely the aging of his features.
• This feeling of responsibility was aging them, too.
• The Indian contracts called for cows, and I was anxious to secure as many as possible, as it meant a market for the aging she stuff on my ranch.
• Danum di aging ti-nung-dai ta ka-la-ding Ka-lad-ing ta ka-la-ding ti-nung-dai ta ka-la-ding.
• After a half-century the boy was still discernible in the aging man.
• It was ridiculous to think of himself as definitely aging.
• Or rather, he added, life moved away from the aging.
• All the way that has the aging of a younger generation is part of the way that resembles anything that is not disappearing.
• She was weakening in aging where she would be ceasing.
• Mammy, by no means to be left out of our consideration, was aging and longed for the old scenes of Nashville.

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