Pronunciation: /ədˈvænst ɪn eɪdʒ/jɪrz/
adjective describing the state of being older or having lived for a long time
A1 My grandmother is advanced in age.
A2 The dog, advanced in years, moved slowly.
B1 The professor, advanced in age, retired last year.
B2 Despite being advanced in years, she still enjoys traveling.
C1 The CEO, advanced in age, continues to lead the company with vigor.
C2 The renowned author, advanced in years, published yet another bestseller.
preposition showing the relationship between 'advanced' and 'age/years'
A1 My grandparents are advanced in age.
A2 The dog was advanced in years and moved slowly.
B1 The professor, advanced in age, still teaches with passion.
B2 Despite being advanced in years, she continues to travel the world.
C1 The renowned scientist, advanced in age, was honored for his contributions to the field.
C2 The actor, advanced in years, received a lifetime achievement award for his outstanding career.
formal The elderly gentleman was advanced in age and required assistance with walking.
informal My grandmother is getting up there in years and doesn't move as quickly as she used to.
slang That old dude is really up there in age, man.
figurative The ancient oak tree was advanced in age, its branches showing the passage of many years.
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