dement Synonyms
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dement Meaning
Webster
dement (v. t.)
To deprive of reason; to make mad.
Webster
dement (a.)
Demented; dementate.
dement Sentence Examples
- The aging population often faces the risk of becoming dement as they grow older.
- His behavior became increasingly dement as the disease progressed.
- Despite his efforts to maintain clarity, his mind seemed to dement rapidly.
- The symptoms of Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to dement over time.
- She noticed her grandmother starting to dement, forgetting names and faces.
- The stress of caring for her dement husband weighed heavily on her.
- The elderly woman's once sharp wit began to dement, leaving her confused and forgetful.
- It's heartbreaking to witness a loved one slowly dementing before your eyes.
- The loss of cognitive function caused him to dement at a rapid pace.
- The family sought support groups to help cope with their mother's dementing condition.
FAQs About the word dement
To deprive of reason; to make mad., Demented; dementate.
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The aging population often faces the risk of becoming dement as they grow older.
His behavior became increasingly dement as the disease progressed.
Despite his efforts to maintain clarity, his mind seemed to dement rapidly.
The symptoms of Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to dement over time.
