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Meanings of older man in English

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Usage of older man in English
1
In this instance, however, he found himself pondering the older man's words.
Doom of the Dragon
2
The older man is uncomfortable; he is having trouble finding the words.
Miller's crossing
3
They spoke of general subjects and then the older man became personal.
The Spinners
4
A young man and his friend; the older man is the father.
Further Adventures of Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason Corner Folks
5
At another hour of the day there comes in the older man.
Editorials from the Hearst Newspapers
6
Delafield looked at the older man, half in annoyance, half in perplexity.
Lady Rose's Daughter
7
The influence of the older man over the younger was very marked.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great, Volume 7 / Little Jou...
8
An older man also travelling in the vehicle was not seriously injured.
The Irish Times
9
Teens meeting an exciting new date, an exotic stranger, an older man.
Bones of the Lost
10
The older man ignored the interruption and continued with a dreamy look:
The Root of Evil
11
On the way the older man suddenly caught him by the arm.
Robert Elsmere
12
Serena went up to the older man and held out her hand.
Serena
13
The young woman had been intended to salve the older man's grief.
Wench: a novel
14
Yes, I knew she had a relationship with a much older man.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
15
But the older man was aware of nothing so concrete and material.
The Brimming Cup
16
Apparently the reminiscence pleased him less than it did the older man.
Lahoma
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