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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aged in" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of describing the process of aging a product, often in relation to beverages like wine or whiskey, where the aging occurs in a specific environment or container.
Example: "The wine was aged in oak barrels for two years to enhance its flavor."
Alternatives: "matured in" or "fermented in".
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Some were aged in oak barrels.
Aged in inner tubes.
How: Shredded and aged in piles.
In Scotland all whisky has to be aged in oak.
Aged in both ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks.
The women, aged in their 20s, were hospitalised.
The occupant, aged in her fifties, escaped without injury.
GRAPPA Allegrini, Grappa di Amarone, aged in oak; $38.
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He recalled, "I'm... slightly aged [in Attack of the Clones].
Cuvee or the aged-in-oak 1995 in magnum.
On Wednesday 10 days ago, around lunchtime, I turned middle-aged in an instant.
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