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What (who) is quadragenarian - definition
quadragenarian
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BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
[?kw?dr?d??'n?:r??n]
¦ noun a person who is between 40 and 49 years old.
Origin
C19: from late L. quadragenarius (based on L. quadraginta 'forty') + -an.
octogenarian
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
(octogenarians)
An octogenarian is a person who is between eighty and eighty-nine years old.
N-COUNT
aged
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
¦ adjective
1. e?d?d of a specified age: he died aged 60.
(of a horse or farm animal) over a certain defined age of maturity, typically 6 to 12 years for horses, 3 or 4 years for cattle.
2. 'e?d??d very old.
3. e?d?d having been subjected to ageing.
