hoariness (Meaning)

Wordnet

hoariness (n)

a silvery-white color

great age (especially grey or white with age)

Webster

The state of being hoary.

The winter's breath had left a hoariness on the branches, creating a scene of ethereal beauty.
The patriarch's hoariness spoke volumes of his wisdom and experience.
The hoariness of the mountain's peak signaled the approaching storm.
The old oak tree's gnarled bark was adorned with a subtle hoariness, a testament to its age and resilience.
The morning dew left a delicate hoariness on the grass, sparkling like tiny diamonds.
The hoariness of the frost on the car windshield obscured the view, creating a dreamy atmosphere.
The hoariness of the parchment hinted at the passage of time and the secrets it held.
The hoariness of the moon's surface cast an otherworldly glow upon the sleeping city.
The hoariness of the polar bear's fur provided camouflage against the icy landscape.
The hoariness of the old man's hair added a touch of dignity to his gentle demeanor.

a silvery-white color, great age (especially grey or white with age)The state of being hoary.

antiquity, antiquation,ancientness, age, agedness, fustiness, agelessness, old-fashionedness, obsolescence,obsoleteness

currency,newness, newness, modernity, freshness, currency, modernity, freshness, novelty,novelty

The winter's breath had left a hoariness on the branches, creating a scene of ethereal beauty.

The patriarch's hoariness spoke volumes of his wisdom and experience.

The hoariness of the mountain's peak signaled the approaching storm.

The old oak tree's gnarled bark was adorned with a subtle hoariness, a testament to its age and resilience.