senility

The elderly man showed signs of senility.

Her grandmother's senility made it difficult for her to remember things.

Senility is a common issue among the elderly population.

The doctor diagnosed him with early-onset senility.

His forgetfulness was often mistaken for senility.

The nursing home specialized in caring for patients with senility.

Research is ongoing to find a cure for senility.

She worried about her own senility as she grew older.

The family struggled to cope with their grandfather's senility.

Senility can have a significant impact on a person's quality of life.

Then doctors diagnosed a hopeless senility or hardening of the arteries.

At forty-four, Linda seemed, by contrast, a monster of flaccid and distorted senility.

Fugues of amnesia. Symptoms of second childhood— what do they call it? —senility?

In 1968, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention documented 293 deaths from dementia, senility, and Alzheimer's.

Even modest amounts of exercise protect against diseases ranging from diabetes and osteoporosis to heart attacks and senility.

To the tired student, the idea that he must give it up seemed sheer senility.

After that I had other plans for work, but, because of my approaching senility, somehow I failed to do what I had wished to.

Their senility was congenital, like Gladstone's Oxford training and High Church illusions, which caused wild eccentricities in his judgment.

It was not only that she was old and exhausted, but overnight the house had plunged into a crisis of senility.

The whole government, from top to bottom, was rotten with the senility of what was antiquated and the instability of what was improvised.