Definition for Age:

• an era of history having some distinctive feature; " we live in a litigious age"

Synonyms for Age:

• adj.

  •adult (adjective)
  • eighteen,
  • twenty-one.

• n.

  •
  • life,
  • ages,
  • epic,
  • light years.
  •
  • contemporary,
  • peer,
  • at,
  • under.
  •
  • world,
  • Senectitude,
  • the turn of the century,
  • elderliness,
  • senescence,
  • history.
  •
  • long,
  • sexagenarian,
  • ageing.
  •
  • youthful.
  •age (noun)
  • geezerhood,
  • old age,
  • long time,
  • lifetime,
  • longevity,
  • eld,
  • get on,
  • oldness,
  • years,
  • eon.
  •antiquity (noun)
  • archaicism,
  • ancientness,
  • hoariness,
  • Antiqueness,
  • Venerableness,
  • archaisms,
  • archaism.
  •a period of time (noun)
  • interim,
  • interval,
  • span,
  • millennium,
  • generation,
  • century.
  •attribute (noun)
  • age.
  •cycle (noun)
  • re volutions,
  • isochronisms,
  • re-volutions,
  • re-volution,
  • re volution.
  •day (noun)
  • height.
  •decrepitude (noun)
  • de cays,
  • de-cay,
  • de cay,
  • de-cays.
  •duration (noun)
  • measure,
  • season,
  • course,
  • spell.
  •eternity (noun)
  • forever and day,
  • forever days,
  • after lives,
  • timelessnesses,
  • forever and days,
  • After-life,
  • in-finitudes,
  • other worlds,
  • forever and a days,
  • forever day,
  • dogs age,
  • dog age,
  • in-finitude,
  • in-finitenesses,
  • in-finiteness,
  • dogs ages,
  • dog's ages,
  • in finitude,
  • in finiteness,
  • dog ages,
  • forever a day,
  • wild blue yonders,
  • in finitudes,
  • after-lives,
  • forever a days,
  • in finitenesses,
  • time without ends,
  • endless times.
  •feebleness (noun)
  • decrepitude,
  • Caducity.
  •senility (noun)
  • de cline,
  • de-clines,
  • de-cline,
  • de clines,
  • anilities.

• v.

  •age (verb)
  • deteriorate,
  • grow old,
  • last,
  • endure,
  • decline.
  •become older (verb)
  • push,
  • wane,
  • get along,
  • put mileage on.
  •develop (verb)
  • enrooting,
  • pro-mote,
  • pro-moting,
  • grows up,
  • enrooted,
  • pro moting,
  • enroots,
  • pro-motes.
  •disguise (verb)
  • dis-guised,
  • puts up a front,
  • glossing over,
  • dis-guise,
  • dis guising,
  • dis simulated,
  • puts false front,
  • be-lied,
  • pre tending,
  • glosses over,
  • puts on false front,
  • dis-simulates,
  • puts up front,
  • re-did,
  • putting on a front,
  • putting on a false front,
  • puts a false front,
  • puts front,
  • dis guised,
  • wears cheaters,
  • makes like,
  • re-does,
  • putting on false front,
  • be lying,
  • dis-simulate,
  • dis guises,
  • pre tend,
  • re does,
  • puts on a false front,
  • made like,
  • re-doing,
  • putting up a front,
  • puts on a front,
  • putting a front,
  • put front,
  • dis-simulated,
  • wore cheaters,
  • dis simulating,
  • putting a false front,
  • puts on front,
  • pre-tended,
  • co-loring,
  • put a false front,
  • re done,
  • putting false front,
  • putting up front,
  • be-lying,
  • puts a front,
  • putting front,
  • dis guise,
  • doctoring up,
  • pre-tending,
  • wearing cheaters,
  • be lied,
  • re did,
  • pre-tend,
  • re-done,
  • dis-simulating,
  • put on front,
  • pre-tends,
  • pre tends,
  • put false front,
  • doctored up,
  • co loring,
  • dis-guising,
  • put a front,
  • dis-guises,
  • re doing,
  • making like,
  • dis simulate,
  • doctors up,
  • dis simulates,
  • put up front,
  • putting on front,
  • put an act,
  • put act.
  •grow (verb)
  • ex tend,
  • be come,
  • be-come,
  • ex tending,
  • gets bigger,
  • coming be,
  • ex-tended,
  • springing up,
  • ex tends,
  • gotten bigger,
  • multi-plied,
  • be-coming,
  • ex tended,
  • popped up,
  • came to be,
  • multi plying,
  • in creases,
  • sprang up,
  • in-creases,
  • gat bigger,
  • came be,
  • gotten taller,
  • ex-tending,
  • ex-tend,
  • come be,
  • in crease,
  • in-creased,
  • in creasing,
  • gets taller,
  • pro duces,
  • comes be,
  • bursted forth,
  • be came,
  • be-comes,
  • got taller,
  • popping up,
  • pro-duces,
  • be comes,
  • comes to be,
  • pro duce,
  • sprung up,
  • springs up,
  • in-crease,
  • ex-tends,
  • be-came,
  • multi-plying,
  • getting taller,
  • gat taller.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • younger,
  • vintner,
  • the grey pound,
  • girlish,
  • tartar,
  • tread,
  • decant,
  • the gray dollar,
  • lees,
  • age bracket,
  • distiller,
  • well-preserved,
  • ageless,
  • distillery,
  • age gap,
  • breathe,
  • Viticulture,
  • antiquity,
  • blue moon,
  • aged,
  • winery.
  •
  • old,
  • fresh-faced,
  • young,
  • still,
  • aging.
  •
  • senior,
  • vintage,
  • distill.
  •
  • up.

Paraphrases for Age:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    age-group.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    characteristics, levels, reaches, women, features, kids, Was, less, years.
  • Noun, plural
    Adolescents, Categories, Females, Males, Adults, elders, streets, peers, Oaths, years.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    data, year-old, less, years, childhood.
  • Verb, past tense
    reported, turned, Was.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    reaching, growing, turning, looking, acting.
  • Verb, past participle
    Compared, born, grown.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    are, AM.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    turns, reaches.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    ageing, age-specific, underage.
  • Proper noun, singular
    era, ageing, aging, age-specific.
  • Noun, plural
    cigarettes, Classes.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    era, age-limit, epoch, stage, ageing, aging, marriage, antiquity, underage.

Antonyms for Age:

• n.

  • a period of time
    continuation.
  • period of animate existence
    childhood, infancy.
  • Other antonyms:
    freshness, modernness, currentness, newness, youthfulness, immaturity, instant, flash, nonage, springtime, currency, youth, juvenility, novelty, youngness, recentness, microsecond, second, prime, minute, adolescence, modernity, minority.

• v.

  • become older
    decrease, cease, increase, lessen, rise, stop, halt.
  • change
    rejuvenate.

Age Sentence Examples:

• At their age they can eat anything."

• " He lived at the Home until he was eighteen years of age," Mrs. Havers answered.

Homophones for Age:

• Ajaia Ajaja, ACC, ago, aweigh, acacia, akka, AUC, ak, ass, azoic, azo, ague, asea, ascesis, axis, aug, aix, ash-key, aizoaceae, aqua, assess, accho, asia, access, aegis, aec, aussie, azygos, ax, ack-ack, agio, akha, awash, ajuga, assegai, Assessee, accuse, as, as such, ashy, azygous, aguish, akee, Agee, ac, assize, ashcake, a-ok, asio, Ajax, assagai, a-okay, achy, Aggeus, ache, az, Augeas, assuage, Asahikawa, assay, acquiesce, awake, au jus, ascus, agha, agassiz, ajaia, auxesis, asch, ascii, accoucheuse, auk, a.k.a., aku, ag, akko, agaze, ace, aqueous, assizes, ash cake, ask, agog, as we say, ashe, axe, askew, ash, aas, aga, ackee, agua.

Hypernym for Age:

• n.

  • attribute
    developmental age, newness, gestational age, fetal age, mental age, bone age, fertilization age, oldness, youngness, chronological age.

Hyponym for Age:

• n.

  • attribute
    property.

• v.

  • change
    change, develop, alter, modify.