senescent (Meaning)

Wordnet

senescent (s)

growing old

Webster

Growing old; decaying with the lapse of time.

The senescent tree's once-vibrant leaves had turned a dull yellow.
The senescent cells in her body began to accumulate, leading to inflammation and age-related diseases.
Scientists are studying ways to remove senescent cells from the body, hoping to extend lifespan and improve health.
The senescent population faces unique challenges, such as social isolation and financial insecurity.
As the plant senesces, its chlorophyll breaks down, revealing the yellow pigments beneath.
The senescent brain exhibits reduced plasticity and impaired learning abilities.
Senescent lung tissue is more susceptible to infection and damage.
The senescent immune system becomes less effective at fighting off pathogens.
Certain drugs and therapies can accelerate senescence, leading to premature aging.
Senescent animals display reduced physical activity and diminished reproductive capacity.

growing oldGrowing old; decaying with the lapse of time.

elderly, old, aged,older, ageing, aging, ancient, senior, long-lived,geriatric

young, youthful, young, youthful, immature, immature, green, youngish, juvenile, puerile

The senescent tree's once-vibrant leaves had turned a dull yellow.

The senescent cells in her body began to accumulate, leading to inflammation and age-related diseases.

Scientists are studying ways to remove senescent cells from the body, hoping to extend lifespan and improve health.

The senescent population faces unique challenges, such as social isolation and financial insecurity.