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Definition of doddery - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The doddery old man needed help to walk.
2.
- She became doddery and forgot simple things.
Origin of doddery
English, dodder (to tremble) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of doddery in a sentence
She was doddery and needed assistance with daily tasks. His doddery state made him forget his own address. The doddery professor often misplaced his notes.
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- French:chancelant, sénile, ...
- German:gebrechlich, tüdelig, ...
- Italian:barcollante, rincitrullito, ...
- Spanish:decrépito, senil, ...
- Portuguese:trôpego, senil, ...
- Chinese:步履蹒跚的, 糊涂的, ...
- Japanese:よぼよぼの, 物忘れが激しい, ...
- Arabic:واهِن, خرف, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹפֵף, תָּשׁוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:дряхлый, ...
- Ukrainian:дряхлий, розумово слабкий, ...
- Hindi:कमजोर, भूलने वाला, ...
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