Sample Sentences forsenile (editor-reviewed)
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Her memory is getting worse and she's afraid of going senile.senile = (into) mental weakness caused by old age
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She suffers from senile dementia.senile = caused by old age
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About 10% of Americans between the ages of 65 and 75 suffer from senility.senility = mental weakness caused by old age
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I'm not senile. (source)senile = with mental weakness caused by old age
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The fact that "old" may be synonymous with "senile" doesn't occur to them. (source)senile = mental weakness caused by old age; or describing a medical condition as caused by old age
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Otherwise, she ignored them and spent her time sewing and mumbling to herself, contentedly senile. (source)senile = with mental weakness caused by old age
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Suppose that we quicken the tempo of human life till men are senile at thirty. (source)senile = weak form old age
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At forty-four, Linda seemed, by contrast, a monster of flaccid and distorted senility. (source)senility = mental weakness caused by old age
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Out came Prof, cackled senilely (looked even worse than earlier!)† (source)
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It's just that before the truth could sink in, everyone went home for the summer, where they spent two months reading about how you're a nutcase and Dumbledore's going senile! (source)senile = becoming mentally weak due to old age
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DRACO: Don't play the senility card with us, old man.† (source)
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Does Sophocles actually say any of these things? No, of course not. He's old, not senile. You say these things openly, they give you hemlock or something. He doesn't have to say them, though; everyone who sees the play can draw his own conclusions: (source)senile = with mental weakness caused by old age
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This was a further indication to my grandmother that Lydia's senility was in advance of her own.† (source)
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VARYA. He's been mumbling away for three years. We're used to that. YASHA. Senile decay. (source)Senile = mental weakness caused by old age; or describing a medical condition as caused by old age
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I take note: artist instead of painter, the foreboding still, sign-pointing the way to senility.† (source)
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Her mother was senile, but they called it dementia now.† (source)
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