senile in Latin
senile in Latin is senīlis — senile means showing mental decline associated with old age, such as memory loss or confusion.
senile in Latin
senīlis
Of, or relating to old age.
What does "senile" mean?
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adj Showing mental decline associated with old age, such as memory loss or confusion.
"Her grandfather has become increasingly senile over the past year."
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adj Relating to old age generally.
"The condition causes senile changes in the skin."
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senile in a sentence
- Her grandfather has become increasingly senile over the past year.
- The condition causes senile changes in the skin.
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What is "senile" in Latin?
"senile" in Latin is senīlis. senile means: Showing mental decline associated with old age, such as memory loss or confusion.
How do you use "senile" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather has become increasingly senile over the past year." In Latin, "senile" is senīlis.
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