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Definition of senility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
agingloss of memory and reason from old age
- Senility caused him to forget familiar faces.
2.
medicalbodily and mental decline due to aging
- Her senility made daily tasks challenging.
Origin of senility
Latin, senilis (of old age)
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Examples of senility in a sentence
The family noticed signs of senility in their grandfather. Senility often leads to forgetfulness in the elderly. His senility was evident in his repetitive stories.
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- French:sénilité, ...
- German:Senilität, Altersschwäche, ...
- Italian:senilità, ...
- Spanish:senilidad, ...
- Portuguese:senilidade, ...
- Chinese:老年痴呆, 衰老, ...
- Japanese:老年性認知症, 老年期, ...
- Arabic:خَرَف, الخرف, ...
- Hebrew:סֶנִילִיּוּת, סְנִילִיוּת, ...
- Russian:старческое слабоумие, старость, ...
- Ukrainian:стареча деменція, старіння, ...
- Hindi:वृद्धावस्थाजन्य मनोभ्रंश, बुढ़ापे की कमजोरी, ...
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