Definition for Aged:

• having attained a specific age; (` aged' is pronounced as one syllable); " aged ten"; " ten years of age"

Synonyms for Aged:

• adj.

  •age-old (adjective)
  • well-established,
  • ageold.
  •aged (adjective)
  • mature,
  • vintage,
  • superannuated,
  • ripe,
  • durable,
  • geriatric,
  • venerable,
  • octogenarian.
  •all (adjective)
  • aged.
  •all-out (adjective)
  • full-blown.
  •ancient (adjective)
  • ante-diluvian,
  • by-gone,
  • ante diluvian,
  • more relic,
  • most relic,
  • more fossil,
  • moth eaten,
  • most fossil,
  • lot mileage,
  • re-mote,
  • creakiest,
  • most oldie,
  • by gone,
  • re mote,
  • more oldie,
  • motheaten,
  • primeval,
  • more out of date.
  •antiquarian (adjective)
  • primitive.
  •antiquated (adjective)
  • more oldfangled,
  • old fangled,
  • more outworn,
  • out worn,
  • fusty,
  • most oldfangled,
  • more old-fangled,
  • most outworn,
  • most old fangled,
  • most old-fangled,
  • out-worn,
  • more old fangled.
  •antique (adjective)
  • pre historic,
  • pre-historic,
  • out dated.
  •changed (adjective)
  • re-formed,
  • done over,
  • reprogrammed,
  • rescheduled,
  • remodeled.
  •decrepit (adjective)
  • in-capacitated,
  • be-draggled,
  • brokendown,
  • un soundest,
  • more anile,
  • un sounder,
  • tumble down,
  • in substantial,
  • in-firm,
  • more tumble-down,
  • weather beaten,
  • un-soundest,
  • most anile,
  • tumble-down,
  • most worn out,
  • more quavering,
  • in-firmest,
  • in-firmer,
  • un-sound,
  • more battered,
  • in firmer,
  • un-sounder,
  • more fragile,
  • most quavering,
  • most battered,
  • more tumble down,
  • in-substantial,
  • in capacitated,
  • most tumble down,
  • be draggled,
  • in firmest,
  • un sound,
  • most tumble-down,
  • fragile.
  •elderly (adjective)
  • more declining,
  • most declining,
  • retired,
  • more aging,
  • long tooth,
  • over hill,
  • re tired,
  • over the hill,
  • most aging,
  • re-tired.
  •feeble (adjective)
  • impotent,
  • helpless,
  • enervated,
  • insufficient,
  • lame,
  • fainter,
  • inefficient,
  • wimpy,
  • out of gas,
  • sapless,
  • Strengthless.
  •ripe (adjective)
  • more full fledged,
  • pre-pared,
  • more fullfledged,
  • welltimed,
  • full fledged,
  • over-due,
  • in-creased,
  • pre pared,
  • most full fledged,
  • over due,
  • in creased,
  • fullfledged.
  •senile (adjective)
  • more senescent,
  • most shattered,
  • most senescent,
  • more shattered,
  • doting.
  •superannuated (adjective)
  • passer.
  •timeworn (adjective)
  • more weathered,
  • most weathered.
  •venerable (adjective)
  • more reverenced,
  • most worshipped,
  • more worshipped,
  • most patriarchal,
  • most matriarchal,
  • more venerated,
  • most esteemed,
  • more patriarchal,
  • most revered,
  • most venerated,
  • more matriarchal,
  • more reverend,
  • more revered,
  • most reverenced,
  • more esteemed.

• n.

  •
  • at,
  • under,
  • peer,
  • contemporary,
  • age.
  •
  • youth.
  •aged (noun)
  • worn,
  • preserved,
  • cured,
  • senior,
  • of age,
  • older.

• v.

  •aged (verb)
  • ripened,
  • Declined,
  • developed,
  • mellowed,
  • grown old,
  • Deteriorated,
  • Endured,
  • grew old,
  • seasoned,
  • Lasted.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • august,
  • timeworn,
  • outdated,
  • grizzled,
  • age bracket,
  • ratty,
  • dilapidated,
  • mangy,
  • relic,
  • ancestor,
  • tatty,
  • gnarled,
  • out-of-date,
  • rickety,
  • down-at-heel,
  • wizened,
  • throwback,
  • gaga,
  • age gap,
  • oldish,
  • overage,
  • moth-eaten,
  • fleabitten,
  • antiquity,
  • worn-out,
  • withered.
  •
  • remote,
  • beat up,
  • gnarly,
  • traditional,
  • battered,
  • museum piece,
  • shabby.
  •
  • year.
  •
  • advanced,
  • get on.
  •
  • up.

Paraphrases for Aged:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, plural
    elderlies.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Persons, ageing.
  • Noun, plural
    Disabilities, pensioners, Adults, Veterans, Fathers, individuals, applicants, peers, rulers, chiefs, Ones, Persons.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    ageing.
  • Verb, past participle
    categorized, Children, Existed, prevalence, discharged, girls, outdated, matured, understood, child, 65, Caught, Heightened, implemented, expired, Adhered, Enacted, Reached, accomplished, assumed, classified, least, worn, expanded, completed, abided, diploma, possessed, enhanced, increased, Achieved, observed, Followed, realized, Performed, Compared, Delivered, 0, Undertaken, faced, born, Borne, enforced, attained, realised, Complied, arrested, refined, fulfilled, <, included, handled, satisfied, slain, Gained, Exercised, ranked, Upheld, honoured, codified, reduced, ten, Served, spent, filled, have, Had, taken, played, needed, turned, used, kept, covered, built, Passed, Met, sorted, 15th, made, 15, -lrb-, done.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    year-old.

Antonyms for Aged:

• adj.

  • old
    modern, youthful, up-to-date, new, fresh.
  • Other antonyms:
    immature, childish, kiddish, latest, novel, callow, recent, puerile, preteen, childlike, underage, untested, unworn, vernal, ageless, minor, unripe, babyish, Infantine, untried, green, raw, unripened, infantile, inexperienced.

• n.

  • group
    young.

Aged Sentence Examples:

• They are the size of a year - old child, but their faces are the faces of aged men.

• Many years ago a young daughter, aged about twenty, died.

Homophones for Aged:

• acheta, august 15, Azo Dye, accused, acid, actuated, assiduity, asset, aguacate, august 6, acid head, as yet, agitate, act, acetate, azote, axseed, aghast, agueweed, agate, ague weed, associate, aught, acuate, agitated, ascot, assisted, aside, aikido, Asadha, azido, axe head, actuate, acth, astute, acadia, agouti, ax head, acquit, acedia, acquitted, august, azide, acuity, associated, Agua Toad, ask out, accede, augusta, accost, acidity, acaudate, act out, august 1, acute, 15 August 1945, assist, access code, aesthete, augite, acid dye, asat, azt, actaea.

Hyponym for Aged:

• n.

  • group
    age group, cohort, age bracket.