caducity
/kəˈduːsəti/
noun
- The state of being frail, weak, or senile, especially due to old age.
- She wrote about the caducity of the human body in her journal.
- The elderly man's caducity made it hard for him to walk without a cane.
- Modern medicine has helped reduce the caducity that once came with aging.
- The quality of being temporary or perishable; impermanence.
- Philosophers often discuss the caducity of material possessions.
- The caducity of cherry blossoms makes them even more beautiful.
- The caducity of fashion trends means last year's styles are quickly forgotten.
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