doddering (Meaning)

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doddering (s)

mentally or physically infirm with age

The doddering old man shuffled slowly across the street, his cane tapping rhythmically on the pavement.
As the doddering professor droned on about the history of ancient Greece, the students in his class struggled to stay awake.
The doddering politician gave a rambling and incoherent speech that left his audience baffled and confused.
The doddering old woman sat in her rocking chair, her eyes closed and her lips moving silently as she prayed.
The doddering old man was a familiar sight in the park, where he would often be seen feeding the pigeons or taking a nap on a bench.
The doddering couple held hands as they walked slowly along the beach, enjoying the sound of the waves crashing against the shore.
The doddering old man was a fixture in the local coffee shop, where he would sit for hours, reading the newspaper and sipping his coffee.
The doddering old woman was always the last to leave church, her cane tapping gently on the floor as she made her way to the door.
The doddering old man was a beloved figure in the community, and his death was a great loss to everyone who knew him.
The doddering old woman was a reminder that even in the face of age and infirmity, the human spirit can still shine through.

mentally or physically infirm with age

decrepit, over-the-hill,senile, senior, spavined, senescent, octogenarian, ageing, geriatric, aging

immature, youngish, juvenile, youngish,ageless, puerile, ageless, immature, puerile, juvenile

The doddering old man shuffled slowly across the street, his cane tapping rhythmically on the pavement.

As the doddering professor droned on about the history of ancient Greece, the students in his class struggled to stay awake.

The doddering politician gave a rambling and incoherent speech that left his audience baffled and confused.

The doddering old woman sat in her rocking chair, her eyes closed and her lips moving silently as she prayed.