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Meanings of elderly person in English
Elderly person.
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Usage of elderly person in English
1
To an elderly person a sprained ankle necessitates lying up for weeks.
2
I rather miss her, now that I am again an elderly person.
3
Practically every day another elderly person is murdered in the West of Ireland.
4
Suddenly a grave, elderly person appeared in the midst of them.
5
An elderly person is confined to living in one room in a house.
6
In addition the frail elderly person is dependent on general-practitioner assistance.
7
Anne wonders why she has always thought of him as an elderly person.
8
A young lady always rises when an elderly person is introduced.
9
An elderly person was living in it and it is in poor condition.
10
On our continent of Africa, dying as an elderly person is a privilege.
11
The first who got in was an elderly person-paleand depressed-evidentlyin delicate health.
12
A full bladder can certainly dull the ardor of an elderly person's morning prayers.
13
He dazedly regarded his hands, and they were the hands of an elderly person.
14
I saw her thus often, and always with the same elderly person, her mother.
15
When passing an elderly person or a child, you should
16
An elderly person wrote and asked, 'How do we get to write to children?'
This collocation consists of:
Elderly person through the time
Elderly person across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common