senesce (Meaning)
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senesce (v)
grow old or older
Synonyms & Antonyms of senesce
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senesce Sentence Examples
- As autumn approached, the vibrant leaves of the maple tree senesced, turning a fiery red.
- The once-lush lawn began to senesce under the relentless summer sun.
- The elderly woman's skin had visibly senesced, showing the passage of time.
- The abandoned building senesced, its windows boarded up and its paint peeling away.
- The old fabric had senesced, becoming brittle and prone to tearing.
- The once-mighty empire had senesced, its glory days long gone.
- The senesced cells in the elderly patient's body were unable to function properly.
- The senescing plant produced fewer and fewer flowers, signaling the end of its life cycle.
- The ancient library's books had senesced over the centuries, their pages crumbling and their bindings falling apart.
- The senescent grandmother whispered stories of her youth, her voice trembling with the burden of time.
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grow old or older
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As autumn approached, the vibrant leaves of the maple tree senesced, turning a fiery red.
The once-lush lawn began to senesce under the relentless summer sun.
The elderly woman's skin had visibly senesced, showing the passage of time.
The abandoned building senesced, its windows boarded up and its paint peeling away.
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