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adolescent: growing from childhood to adulthood; roughly, of the teenage period; teenager
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antediluvian: antiquated; belonging to the time before the biblical flood (when all except noah and his family perished)
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archaic: no longer used, except in special context; old-fashioned
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callow: young and inexperienced; unfledged
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contemporary: of the same period or duration; modern; up-to-date; person who lives at the same time as another
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crone: withered old woman
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decrepit: weakened by old age
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defunct: dead; deceased; extinct
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forebear: forefather; ancestor; progenitor
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hoary: white or gray with age; ancient
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infantile: of or like an infant or infancy; childish
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inveterate: firmly established by age; deep-rooted; habitual
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juvenile: of or for youth; youthful; immature
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longevity: long life; length of life
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matriarch: mother and ruler of a family or tribe; founder; highly respected old woman
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mature: full-grown; ripe; carefully thought out
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nonage: legal minority; period before maturity
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nonagenarian: person 90-99 years old
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obsolescent: going out of use; becoming obsolete
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obsolete: no longer in use; out-of-date
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octogenarian: person 80-89 years old
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patriarch: father and ruler of a family or tribe; founder; highly respected old man
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posthumous: published after the author's death; occuring after death
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prelapsarian: of the time or state before the fall of mankind
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primeval: pertaining to the world's first ages; primitive
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primordial: existing at the very beginning; elementary; primary; first in order
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pristine: in original, long-ago state; uncorrupted
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puberty: physical beginning of manhood or womanhood
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puerile: foolish for a grown person to say or do; childish
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septuagenarian: person 70-79 years old