caducity
71decay — v 1. decline, sicken, fail, waste away, atrophy, ebb, wane, dwindle; wither, degenerate, deteriorate, molder, crumble, fall to pieces, disintegrate, wear away, corrode. 2. spoil, rot, go bad, putrefy, decompose. n 3. decline, failing, weakening,… …
72decline — v 1. deny, turndown, reject, refuse; frown upon, turn thumbs down on, negative, veto; resist, rebuff, repel, repudiate; spurn, shun, avoid; abstain from, forgo, do without. 2. dissent, demur, balk, protest; withhold consent, refuse, not budge,… …
73decrepitude — n 1. feebleness, enfeeblement, infirmity, weakness; debility, invalidity, palsy, disablement, incapacity, helplessness; old age, caducity, senescence, senility, anility, dotage, hoary age. 2. dilapidation, decay, deterioration, degeneration,… …
74disability — n 1. incapacity, inability, incapability, inherent lack; unfitness, impotence, helplessness, pow erlessness, weakness, ineptitude, incompetence, disqualification. 2. disablement, defect, affliction, infirmity, handicap, impuissance, inanition;… …
75dotage — n 1. senility, old age, superannuation, caducity; decrepitude, infirmity, declining years; second childhood, childishness, anility. 2. foolish fondness, predilection, leaning, fatuity; indulgence, coddlement, pampering …
76evening — n 1. even, eventide, close of day, fall of day, decline of day, Archaic. vesper, Archaic. evensong; sunset, sundown, nightfall, shank of the evening, Brit. Dial. cockshut; twilight, crepuscule, dusk, grayness, Literary. duskingtide, Archaic.… …
77fragility — n 1. delicacy, frailness, brittleness, frailty, breakableness, frangibility, crumbliness, friability; flimsiness, ricketiness, shakiness, unstableness, unsteadiness, decrepitude. 2. frailness, weakness, infirmity; caducity, transitoriness,… …
78frailty — n 1. delicacy, fragility, weakness, infirmity, caducity; thinness, puniness; susceptibility, suggestibility, impressionability. 2. fault, failing, flaw, imperfection, defect, deficiency; foible, weak side, moral weakness, fallibility, peccability …
79mortality — n 1. mortalness, temporalness, temporality; impermanence, transientness, transitoriness, temporariness; ephemeralness, fugaciousness, fugaci ty; evanescence, momentariness, perishability, caducity, volatility, volatileness; humanness,… …
80old age — n declining years, winter of one s life; agedness, oldness, elderliness, senescence, antiquity, ancientness, superannuation; senility, anility, dotage, second childhood; caducity, decrepitude, infirmity, feebleness, weakness …
