senility in Greek
senility in Greek is γεροντική άνοια — senility means the mental and physical decline that can come with old age.
senility in Greek
γεροντική άνοια
Pronounced: gerodiki anoia
(mostly, uncountable) The losing of memory and reason due to senescence.
What does "senility" mean?
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noun The mental and physical decline that can come with old age.
"The novel is a moving portrait of senility and memory loss."
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- The novel is a moving portrait of senility and memory loss.
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What is "senility" in Greek?
"senility" in Greek is γεροντική άνοια. senility means: The mental and physical decline that can come with old age.
How do you pronounce γεροντική άνοια?
"senility" in Greek is γεροντική άνοια, pronounced "gerodiki anoia".
How do you use "senility" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel is a moving portrait of senility and memory loss." In Greek, "senility" is γεροντική άνοια.
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