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septuagenarian Noun a person who is between 70 and 79 years old Adjective between 70 and 79 years old [Latin septuaginta seventy]
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Translations septuagenarian n septuagenarian [septjuədʒiˈneəriən, (American ) -tʃuə-] a person from seventy to seventy-nine years old. sewentiger شَخص عُمْرُه بين السَّبعين والتّاسِعَة والسَّبْعين седемдесетгодишен sedmdesátník person i halvfjerdserne der/die Siebzigjährige άτομο ηλικίας μεταξύ 70 και 79 χρόνων septuagenario seitsmekümnendates (eluaastates) isik 70تا79 ساله 70-79-vuotias septuagénaire בֵּן שִׁבעִים सप्तति-वर्षीय sedamdesetogodišnjak hetvenéves (ember) berumur maður á áttræðisaldri settuagenario 70代の人 70대의 사람 septyniasdešimtmetis septiņdesmitgadīgais (vecumā no 70 līdz 79 gadiem) orang yang berumur tujuh puluhan iemand in de zeventig syttiåring osoba w wieku 70-79 lat septuagenário septuagenar человек, которому за 70 sedemdesiatnik sedemdesetletnik sedamdesetogodišnjak person som är mellan sjuttio och åttio år บุคคลที่มีอายุเจ็ดสิบปีเศษ yetmişlik kimse 七、八十歲的人,七十歲老者 людина віком між 70 і 79 роками ستر سے اناسی سال کی عمر تک کا آدمی người thọ 70 tuổi 七、八十岁的人,七十岁老者 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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But there passed across his vision an image of a haggard little septuagenarian taking measured sips of a glass of sugar and water and finding them quite impotent to sweeten his desolation. Already a septuagenarian, tall, withered, pale, and wrinkled, the baroness exactly resembled those old women whom Schnetz puts into the Italian scenes of his "genre" pictures. had the defect of tying the hands of the kings by compelling them to deliver the destinies of the nation into the control of the middle- aged men of the Chamber and the septuagenarians of the peerage; it robbed them of the right to lay hands on a man of statesmanlike talent wherever they could find him, no matter how young he was or how poverty-stricken his condition might be. |
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