dottard (Meaning)

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dottard (n.)

An old, decayed tree.

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The old king was often mocked by his subjects as a dottard due to his senile behavior.
Despite his once sharp mind, the professor had become a dottard in his later years, forgetting even the simplest of facts.
The dottard stumbled through the halls, clutching onto his cane for support.
In the story, the dottard wizard proved everyone wrong by casting the most powerful spell of all.
The family cared for their aging grandmother, refusing to see her as a dottard but rather as a wise matriarch.
His dottard ramblings during the meeting frustrated his colleagues, who struggled to follow his disjointed thoughts.
The dottard's antics brought amusement to the children, who found his forgetfulness endearing.
Despite being labeled a dottard by society, the elderly woman continued to volunteer at the local shelter, showing kindness to everyone she met.
The dottard's once grand estate now lay in ruins, a reflection of his mental decline.
Many feared the dottard's eccentric behavior, unsure of what he might do next in his unpredictable state.

An old, decayed tree.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The old king was often mocked by his subjects as a dottard due to his senile behavior.

Despite his once sharp mind, the professor had become a dottard in his later years, forgetting even the simplest of facts.

The dottard stumbled through the halls, clutching onto his cane for support.

In the story, the dottard wizard proved everyone wrong by casting the most powerful spell of all.