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in the PONS Dictionary

cōn-senuī

perf v. consenesco

cōn-senēscō <senēscere, senuī, –>

1. (v. Personen)

a.

consenesco
gemeinsam alt werden, altern
illā consenuere casā (v. Philemon u. Baucis);

b.

consenesco
übh. ein hohes Alter erreichen, alt werden
in Puteolano praedio usque ad centesimum annum consenuit

c.

consenesco
schwach, hinfällig werden
sub armis consenescere
iuventus ad Veios consenescit

d. (an innerer Stärke)

consenesco
erlahmen, stumpf werden
otio et tranquillitate rei publicae consenescebat
in ruhigen polit. Zeiten erlahmte er

e. POL

consenesco
an Geltung, an Einfluss, an Ansehen verlieren

2. (v. Sachen)

a.

consenesco
alt werden

b.

consenesco
an Kraft, Wirkung verlieren, verkommen
veteres leges ipsā vetustate consenescunt

3. (v. Körper- u. Geisteskräften)

consenesco
alt u. stumpf werden, erlahmen, schwinden
consenescunt vires atque deficiunt
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