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Free sign up"advanced in years" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to someone who is elderly, or who has lived for a long time. For example: "The old man, advanced in years, walked slowly down the street."
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So I was advanced in years to be a rookie.
My characters were real women who just happened to be advanced in years.
As he advanced in years, Overbeck's painting became pallid and stereotyped.
Then there is the fact that many senators are advanced in years and not eager to pull all-nighters.
Yet of course, as he advanced in years, the question of what would happen next grew around him like a rind.
It is the perverse, illogical role of the fan advanced in years to ascribe middle-aged sophistication to players in their teens or early twenties.
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Others lose their drive as they advance in years.
Needless to say, I was impressed with how far the technology had advanced in three years.
Margins are falling, the stock hasn't advanced in five years, and debt is accumulating.
Technologies for wireless communication have advanced in recent years.
From the Russian perspective, Nato has advanced in recent years almost to its borders.
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