Definition Synonyms
Definition of dotage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
agingRare decline in mental abilities due to agingRare
- In his dotage, he often forgot names.
2.
emotionDated excessive fondness or attention towards someoneDated
- She showered her grandchildren with dotage.
Expressions with dotage
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during the period when someone is old and less sharp
He started painting in his dotage.
Origin of dotage
Middle English, doten (to dote)
Examples of dotage in a sentence
During her dotage, she reminisced about the past. In his dotage, he adored his pets. Her dotage for her students was evident.
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- French:sénilité, affection excessive, ...
- German:Senilität, Zuneigung, ...
- Italian:vecchiaia, affetto eccessivo, ...
- Spanish:senilidad, mimos, ...
- Portuguese:senilidade, carinho, ...
- Chinese:老糊涂, 溺爱, ...
- Japanese:老年期, 溺愛, ...
- Arabic:خَرَف, مَحَبّة مُفرِطة, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁטָּיוֹן, חִיבָּה מֻפְרֶזֶת, ...
- Russian:старость, забота, ...
- Ukrainian:старість, надмірна любов, ...
- Hindi:बुढ़ापा, अत्यधिक स्नेह, ...
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