age-old
adjective
Origin of age-old
Related Words for age-old
ancient, hoary, old-fashioned, timeworn, archaic, antiquated, well-established, aged, antediluvian, antique, old, old-time, olden, venerable, vintageExamples from the Web for age-old
Contemporary Examples of age-old
I meant the age-old motivator, fear—stoking fear in their base of what a Republican Senate would look like.
It promises to be a parsimonious solution to the age-old problem of preventing unwanted pregnancies.
Finally, some solid facts in the age-old debate: Does marriage make you live longer or does it just seem longer?
It is called “being offended,” and it is an age-old Russian national pastime, both on an individual level and more broadly.
You, and millions like you, may have recently discovered meditation, an age-old practice dating back to the 1st millenium BCE.
These 7 iPhone Apps for Meditation Make Us Want To Inhale, Exhale, Inhale, ExhaleCourtney Boyd Myers
January 26, 2014
Historical Examples of age-old
It was plainly red—the light came from inside the age-old throat.
Two Thousand Miles BelowCharles Willard Diffin
Age-old mysteries surrounding our book have not yet been cleared up.
The age-old genetic wisdom was still available to guide him.
The Great Gray PlagueRaymond F. Jones
They set their ambush with the age-old skill the Redax had grafted into their memories.
The Defiant AgentsAndre Alice Norton
It was the visualizing to him of that age-old conflict in which only the fittest survive.
Justin Wingate, RanchmanJohn H. Whitson