adjective

aged

elderly, old, matured

He has an aged mother.

He has an aged mother.

This is a fine, aged cheese.

This is a fine, aged cheese.

A boy aged ten.

A boy aged ten.

aged ((noun)) describing a noun as old or mature. He has an aged mother.

((noun)) aged ((number)) specifying the age of a noun. A boy aged ten.

Synonyms: elderly, old, mature; Antonyms: young, new, fresh

From the noun 'age' plus the adjectival suffix '-ed', meaning 'having the quality of' or 'of a certain age'.

Think of 'age' being added ('-ed') to something, like years to a person or flavor to cheese.

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