of a certain age (Meaning)
of a certain age
known but not named, dependable, reliable, of a somewhat advanced age, reliable, sure, incapable of failing, as a certainty, assured in mind or action, fixed, settled, fixed sense 1b, of a specific but unspecified character, quantity, or degree, known or proved to be true, decided in advance by or as if by fate, sure to happen, inevitable, not to be doubted, certain ones
Synonyms & Antonyms of of a certain age
of a certain age Sentence Examples
- The venerable oak tree stood sentinel, its exact age lost to the annals of time.
- With each passing birthday, Grandfather's face etched the precise passage of a century.
- The weathered tome revealed the exact age of the scribe who penned its words.
- The vintage automobile, restored to its former glory, celebrated an exact age of six decades.
- The ancient ruins hinted at an exact age beyond the grasp of modern archaeology.
- The exact age of the fossil provided crucial evidence for evolutionary theory.
- The child's tiny handprint adorned the concrete with an exact age of three years.
- The exact age of the shipwreck determined its historical significance.
- The exact age of the star system offered a glimpse into the vastness of the universe.
- The family heirloom carried the exact age of generations past, connecting present to the past.
FAQs About the word of a certain age
known but not named, dependable, reliable, of a somewhat advanced age, reliable, sure, incapable of failing, as a certainty, assured in mind or action, fixed, s
old, elderly, aging, aged, ancient, ageing, older, senescent,over-the-hill, geriatric
youthful, juvenile,young, puerile, childish, adolescent, preteen, youngish, infantile, raw
The venerable oak tree stood sentinel, its exact age lost to the annals of time.
With each passing birthday, Grandfather's face etched the precise passage of a century.
The weathered tome revealed the exact age of the scribe who penned its words.
The vintage automobile, restored to its former glory, celebrated an exact age of six decades.
