Senile is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SENILE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who exhibits senility
• senile person
ADJECTIVE:
• deteriorated with age
• (of a person) having or showing the weaknesses or diseases of old age, especially a loss of mental faculties
• (of a condition) characteristic of or caused by old age
• mentally or physically weak because of old age
• Of or pertaining to old age; proceeding from, or characteristic of, old age; affected with the infirmities of old age; as, senile weakness.
• mentally or physically infirm with age

Words related to SENILE

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Words that contain SENILE

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How to use SENILE in a sentence

• The people of the West now appeared more than ever barbarous and overbearing, and the Court of Constantinople more than ever senile and designing.
• Nugent eyed him for a space in speechless amazement, and then, with a few strong remarks on ingratitude and senile vanity, mounted the winding little stairs and went to bed.
• He took out his gold snuff-box, and refreshed himself with a leisurely pinch of snuff, looking about him curiously all the while, with a senile grin.
• Like another Gulliver, he pictured the calamity of millionaires living on till their heirs are senile.
• An old surrey, recently oiled and tightened in all its senile joints, was drawn up conveniently to the door.
• I thanked him with my eyes for his bold and flattering curiosity, senile, but thoroughly masculine to the last.
• In his eyes there was such a sadness, such an infinite regret, such a profound weariness as can only be seen in the eyes of the senile.
• He was in a semi-delirious state, but seemed to know his granddaughter, and clung to her, calling her by name with senile fondness.
• I go to enjoy it in a few days, and to exchange the roar and tumult of bulls and bears, for the prattle of my grand-children and senile rest.
• As Jorce entered he stood up and shuffled forward with a senile smile of delight.
• Bill was studying that senile, expressionless face.
• Their main object in life seems to be to help me on with my overcoat, and to guide my senile steps over street-crossings, though Dr.
• The body becomes vigorous and then feeble, the mind grows mature, and then senile.
• His senile folly might well cost them their lives or liberty.
• Some few of the senile would need attention, and many need support and care, but none is dangerous to the community.
• I can imagine no more dreadful destiny than to be tied to a senile old man by a legal ceremony, even were I given his millions in payment.
• She had extreme difficulty in keeping control of herself while old Batchgrew, with numerous senile precautions, took his slow departure.
• Every time he passed before the Virgin on the prow, he raised his felt hat, so that you could see the swollen and senile veins of his skull.
• I suppose I made senile noises when I dressed and undressed, expressive of my decorative labors.
• While woman remains nearer to the infantile type, man approaches more to the senile.
• Such notions preserved his interest in the world, and his senile belief in Magic, as nothing else could have done.
• And old man Adams, with a sly look out of his senile old eyes, jerked his thin old body across the floor, dragging a chair after him, and sat down to entertain the lady.
• Senile atrophy is complex in its causes and modes of production.
• It is refreshing to read a book for boys that is not, as most of this class are, while pretending to be juvenile, actually senile.

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