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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an old age" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period in someone's life characterized by advanced years or when discussing the concept of aging in general.
Example: "In an old age, many people reflect on their life experiences and accomplishments."
Alternatives: "an advanced age" or "a later stage of life".
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She must be an old age pensioner.
None of them lived to an old age.
The need to have more offspring to secure an old age free of poverty diminished.
Then you live in an old age home and be kicked out when you're too young.
He has never actually seen it, but he imagines an old age in which he will.
"Yes, he can bring it at an old age," Moss was quoted as saying.
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Tells about Mon who lived in an old-age home.
Is this work, then, evidence of an old-age style?
The building had been an old-age home for Jews before the Holocaust.
Take a man out in the country, on an old-age pension.
I am really an old-age pensioner, not a mouse.. What do I look like?..
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