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older
[ohl-der]
older
/ ˈəʊə /
adjective
the comparative of old
Also (of people, esp members of the same family): elder.having lived or existed longer; of greater age
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Example Sentences
His older son, a graphic designer, lives nearby.
Mr Reilly returned to the property in the early hours to try to survey the damage and saw firefighters helping an older person to safety.
"We spoke to Eddie and said we wanted to sign with him one day. He said, 'come to me when you're a bit older, boys'. And now here we are."
Debora, you have a character, a female vice president, who’s been doing the bidding of an older president whose capabilities have been called into question, and spoiler alert, she becomes president.
Of staffers for whom ProPublica has identified ages, 28 are 29 or younger, 35 are 30 to 39, and 36 are 40 or older.
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