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antiquated (adjective)
antique (noun) |
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| too old to be useful or suitable |
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person who is one hundred years old or older
****think 100 yrs = century**** |
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| fledgling (adjective) or (noun) |
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Inexperienced; untried, untested
another meaning: is a bird that has just grown feathers needed to fly |
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frail (adjective)
frailty (noun) |
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geriatrics (noun)
geriatric (adjective) |
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| medical study of the elderly and their diseases |
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having to do with infants;
as immature as an infant |
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| long life or a long time spent at a job or an activity |
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| just coming into existence; emerging |
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puerile (adjective)
puerility (noun) |
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venerable (adjective)
venerate (verb)
veneration (noun) |
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| worthy of great respect because of age or dignity |
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altruism (noun)
altruistic (adjective) |
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| unselfish concern & actions for the welfare of other |
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amicable (adjective)
amicability (noun) |
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| friendly; showing goodwill |
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| a person who gives financial or other aid |
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| kind & gentle; harmless, not dangerous to health |
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bountiful (adjective)
bounty (noun) |
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civility (noun)
civil (adjective) |
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| courteous behavior; politeness |
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| worthy of imitation; admirable |
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| humanitarian (noun) or (adjective) |
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| one who improves human welfare |
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indulge (verb)
indulgence (noun)
indulgent (adjective) |
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| to yield to desires or wishes |
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| to fix or correct; to set right |
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