fo'gey (Meaning)
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fo'gey (n.)
See Fogy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fo'gey
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
fo'gey Sentence Examples
- The fogey's disapproving gaze cast a pall over the lively party.
- Despite his age, the fogey refused to compromise his outdated beliefs.
- The fogey's insistence on wearing a waistcoat and pocket watch evoked amusement from the younger generation.
- The old fogey grumbled about the declining morals of society.
- The fogey's archaic language made it difficult to understand his complaints.
- With a trembling hand, the fogey signed the document that would transfer his vast fortune to a group of worthy young people.
- The fogey's financial acumen had made him wealthy, but it had also isolated him from those who valued progress.
- The fogey's views on child-rearing were so outdated that they had become mere historical curiosities.
- The fogey's health had declined in recent years, but his sharp wit remained as biting as ever.
- Deep down, the fogey was a kind-hearted man who yearned for a connection with the modern world that eluded him.
FAQs About the word fo'gey
See Fogy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fogey's disapproving gaze cast a pall over the lively party.
Despite his age, the fogey refused to compromise his outdated beliefs.
The fogey's insistence on wearing a waistcoat and pocket watch evoked amusement from the younger generation.
The old fogey grumbled about the declining morals of society.
