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One who lives 100 years or more |
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Living or happening during the same period of time; current or modern |
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A young or inexperienced person; or a young bird which has grown the feathers for flying |
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Flimsy or physically weak |
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The scientific study of the process and effects of aging |
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Coming into existence; emerging |
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Childish; immature; silly |
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Worthy of respect or reverence, particularly because of position or age |
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The period of time during which something exists or persists |
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To come to an end; terminate; die |
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HAving gone before; past; previous |
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Continuing without interruption; constant |
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Characteristics of or referring to the Middle AGes, the period in European history from the fall of the western Roman Empire |
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Appearing or occurring before the usual time, unexpectedly early; happening too soon |
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A short time of rest or relief; a postponement or delay |
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Happening, existing, or done at the same time |
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Following in time or order; succeeding |
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A large pipe or channel made to carry water from a distant source; A bridge-like structure designed to carry such a pipe or cannel across low ground or a river |
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A channel or pipe for carrying water or other fluids |
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To reach a conclusion by logical reasoning |
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To persuade or influence; to cause or bring about the occurrence of |
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The act of being formally admitted to the armed forces or placed in office |
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The ability to produce of manufacture food or goods; Abundance of output |
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The act or process of making something smaller |
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To conquer, quiet, or bring under control; to make less intense |
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A series of spans or arches used to carry a road or railroad over a wide valley or over other roads |
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