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caducity

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ca·du·ci·ty  (k-ds-t, -dy-)
n.
1. The frailty of old age; senility.
2. The quality or state of being perishable; impermanence.
[French caducité, from caduc, frail, falling, from Latin cadcus; see caducous.]
caducity [kəˈdjuːsɪtɪ]
n
1. perishableness
2. senility
[from French, from Latin cadūcus caducous]
caducity
decrepit old age; senility.
See also: Old Age
the condition of being perishable. — caducous, adj.
See also: Decaying
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