thirtysomething
- noun
- /ˈθɜrtiˌsʌmθɪŋ/
- Many thirtysomethings are finding new hobbies to explore during their free time.
Examples
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This show reminds me of the show Thirtysomething, which was out in the '90s.
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The brashly funny The Mindy Project finds Mindy Kaling as the title character, a thirtysomething OB/GYN struggling to balance her career and love life.
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"Sorry, but 'thirtysomething' is the one show I watch religiously," Jazz said.
Fiction book (1990) -
Something runs the gamut of the contemporary twentysomething and thirtysomething experience.
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Since his divorce, Alfie Shepridge did not exactly find himself leading the thirtysomething life he envisioned in his new digs.
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Then in the afternoons he’d get up, make spaghetti, and watch thirtysomething reruns.
Fiction book (1997) -
Then, before 'Hocus Pocus,' you probably hadn't seen Larry Bagby, unless you were a voracious fan of 'Mr. Belvedere' or 'thirtysomething.'
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I am still stunned by the experience; like any good thirtysomething Brooklynite, I had envisioned the glowing "natural" birth, the whole holistic bill of goods that has been sold to us strong, empowered, modern women.
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The thirtysomething couple decided to travel to new countries to experience different cultures.
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As a thirtysomething, he often reflects on how much life has changed since his twenties.
Synonyms
A person aged between 30 and 39 or the years between those ages
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Etymology
Thirtysomething as a noun means 'a person who is between 30 and 39'. The word joins thirty and something to mean 'thirty and some more', so a thirtysomething is someone in their thirties.