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older

Having lived or existed for a longer period of time.
Adjective
comp: oldestsup: oldest

This term typically describes a relative difference in age between two people or things. It carries a neutral tone, though when used as "the older generation," it can imply a shift in values or a lack of familiarity with modern technology.

In social contexts, referring to someone as "older" is generally safer and more polite than calling them "old," as it emphasizes a comparison rather than a state of decline or fragility.

Meanings

Adjective

Having lived or existed for a longer period of time.

My older brother is a doctor.

Examples

My older sister always helps me with my homework.

My older sister always helps me with my homework.

School Life

He is two years older than his best friend.

He is two years older than his best friend.

The older generation often has a different perspective on technology.

This building is much older than the one next to it.

This building is much older than the one next to it.

History

I feel older every time I see my children grow up.

I feel older every time I see my children grow up.

Older adults may require more frequent health screenings.

Older adults may require more frequent health screenings.

Health

She looks much older than she actually is.

She looks much older than she actually is.

The older the wine, the better the taste.

The older the wine, the better the taste.

Gourmet

I wish I had been older when I first visited Paris.

I wish I had been older when I first visited Paris.

Travel

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