agedness

What is it we're learning with all of this agedness to draw upon?

I am agedness that suddenly is reaching-against its own will, reaching.)

She was elegant and determined in her agedness the first time I’d seen her; now she just looked ancient and vulnerable.

An occult agedness.

Often, visitors learn hard truths at AgeLab: many older adults don’t like products, like big-button phones, that telegraph agedness.

One notes the agedness of the voice in the vigorous opening song and quickly forgets it as the singer moves from world to world in other numbers.

The agedness of love disappears as it looks back to when it was first created, even though the passage of time would suggest it should by now have died.

Perlimpinpin enters, revealing his agedness ("Chanson de Perlimpinpin" or "Quand j'étais un géant").

These objects execute a kind of reverse seduction: once part of the labor force, they speak of (and have been released from) years of drudgery, gaining a certain dignity from their agedness and ordinariness.

I've seen enough poverty, illness, debilitation and premature agedness induced by unending labor throughout Latin America to know how difficult life can be there and how much we fail to appreciate our own good health and fortune.

People are always trying to expose her secret agedness - her hands look old and gnarly, her costume is too young, her lovers are too young, she should have moved on from pop by now and she really should not be posing topless any more.