septuagenarian
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- noun
- /ˌsɛp.tʃuː.əˈdʒɛ.ni.ən/
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septuagenario
- Today, my favorite septuagenarian fitness icon returns with lessons on fitness for longevity, food is medicine and spirituality as source.
- septuagenarians and octogenarians
- near-septuagenarian
- septuagenarian, still
And he says Connolly will join fellow septuagenarians and top committee spots next year.
- And he says Connolly will join fellow septuagenarians and top committee spots next year.
- Because nothing says everything's fine like a dehydrated septuagenarian broadcasting from the set of Mad Max Fury Road.
- Today, my favorite septuagenarian fitness icon returns with lessons on fitness for longevity, food is medicine and spirituality as source.
Examples
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These septuagenarians were quite prosperous; lack of money or family was not the reason.
Blog text (28) -
The community center has a special program for septuagenarians to promote active lifestyles.
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I found the main entrance and went inside, where I was accosted by a septuagenarian hall monitor.
Fiction book (1997) -
On the other hand, I think I had geriatric overload, and the thought of talking to one more septuagenarian was more than I could handle.
Fiction book (1997) -
And he says Connolly will join fellow septuagenarians and top committee spots next year.
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These years were not happy ones for the septuagenarian astronomer, who was extremely conservative and frequently unhappy with President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Academic text (1992) -
What is certain is that these two resilient and abundantly self-assured septuagenarians do not consider their work to be complete.
Academic text (1997) -
It was recited in Taunton, Massachusetts, by Alexandre Guilherme da Silveira, a septuagenarian from the Island of Flores, Azores, on January 14, 1978.
Academic text (1998) -
The septuagenarian shared stories from his youth that captivated the entire audience.
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As a septuagenarian, she still enjoys hiking and exploring new trails every weekend.
Synonyms
A person aged between 70 and 79
How Old
Surface Forms
Etymology
Septuagenarian comes from the old part septu- which means 'seventy', and the whole word names a person aged 70 to 79. So a septuagenarian is someone in their 'seventies'.