Aún no tenemos significados para "much aged".
1He scrutinized her, and she did indeed seem to him much aged.
2He is much aged and rather fragile, but he has kept all his wits.
3Samuel had certainly very much aged, especially in his gestures, which, however, were still quick.
4She was much aged; and her face was coarse, as though she had taken to drinking.
5When he returned from his military service Jean-Pierre Bacadou found the old people very much aged.
6My father I found much aged by grief, but he was kind and tender with me beyond all words.
7A decade of coming into things has not so much aged him as it has fortified, smoothed, and assured him.
8Then the blanket was thrown back, revealing Cetewayo grown fat and much aged since last I saw him, but undoubtedly Cetewayo.
9Towards Christmas Eric Red, who was now very much aged and apt to worry himself over trifles, became sad and depressed.
10Woodward no longer wore his wig and tricorn, his appearance much aged since that day he'd driven Matthew away from the almshouse.
11Il Conde's profile, much aged already, glided away from me in stony immobility, behind the lighted pane of glass-VediNapoli e poi mori!
12There too was Cephalus the father of Polemarchus, whom I had not seen for a long time, and I thought him very much aged.
14"And it's glad I am to see you, Miss," exclaimed the good woman, much aged since the days at Queen's.
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