Translations for „dotage“ in the English » German Dictionary

dot·age [ˈdəʊtɪʤ, Am ˈdoʊt̬-] N no pl

dotage

Altersschwäche f

dotage

Senilität f form

to be in one's dotage

senil sein

to be in one's dotage hum (be old)

tatterig sein inf

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We come back in our dotage for the scores.

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Like any avant-garde radical, he developed a degree of respectability in his dotage.

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They merrily extend their retirement age to their dotage.

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It was apt that here, in her competitive dotage, she should take her leave with such a queenly flourish.

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Of these, the speakers who have achieved fluency are of dotage.

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Now, though, she appeared perfectly harmless as, in her dotage, she preened herself for her last attempt to entrap a man.

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But what happens when they reach their drooling, incontinent dotage and their wives are in their middle-aged prime?

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A brilliant carehome in my soup-dribbling dotage would be record shop-themed.

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Or is bravery, like wisdom, something we can all hope to acquire in our dotage?

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Some time before his death, however, he had lost his eyesight and fallen into dotage.

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