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1. (n.) senility
the state of being senile, esp. the weakness or mental infirmity of old age.
Etymology: (1770–80)
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1. (noun) dotage, second childhood, senility
mental infirmity as a consequence of old age; sometimes shown by foolish infatuations
2. (noun) senility
the state of being senile
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1. (noun) Senility
the quality or state of being senile; old age
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Sense: showing the feebleness or childishness of old age
a senile old woman.
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 Afrikaans: seniliteit |
 Arabic: شَيْخوخَه، هَرَم، خَرَف |
 Bulgarian: изкуфялост |
 Brazilian: senilidade |
 Czech: senilita |
 German: die Senilität |
 Danish: senilitet |
 Greek: γεροντική άνοια |
 Spanish: senilidad |
 Estonian: seniilsus |
 Farsi: سالمندي |
 Finnish: seniiliys |
 French: sénilité |
 Hebrew: סֶנִילִיוּת |
 Hindi: बुढ़ा़पा, जराजीर्णता |
 Croatian: staraštvo, senilnost |
 Hungarian: szenilitás |
 Indonesian: keuzuran |
 Icelandic: ellihrumleiki; elli |
 Italian: senilità |
 Japanese: 老衰 |
 Korean: 노망 |
 Lithuanian: iškaršimas |
 Latvian: senilitāte |
 Malay: kenyanyukan |
 Dutch: seniliteit |
 Norwegian: senilitet, aldersdemens |
 Polish: zgrzybiałość |
 Persian: سالمندي |
 Pashto: بوډا توب، زوړوالى |
 Portuguese: senilidade |
 Romanian: senilitate |
 Russian: дряхлость;старческое слаб |
 Slovak: senilita |
 Slovenian: senilnost |
 Serbian: senilnost |
 Swedish: senilitet |
 Thai: ชราภาพ |
 Turkish: bunaklık |
 Taiwanese: 衰老，老糊塗 |
 Ukrainian: старість; старезність |
 Urdu: کہولت |
 Vietnamese: tình trạng lão suy |
 Chinese: 衰老 |
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