Синонимы old man

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1    advanced in years, aged, ancient, decrepit, elderly, full of years, getting on, grey, grey-haired, grizzled, hoary, mature, over the hill     (informal)   past it, past one’s prime, patriarchal, senescent, senile, venerable  

2    antediluvian, antiquated, antique, cast-off, cobwebby, crumbling, dated, decayed, done, hackneyed, obsolete, old-fashioned, outdated, outmoded, out of date, out of the ark     (informal)   passé, stale, superannuated, timeworn, unfashionable, unoriginal, worn-out  

3    aboriginal, antique, archaic, bygone, early, immemorial, of old, of yore, olden     (archaic)   original, primeval, primitive, primordial, pristine, remote  

4    age-old, experienced, familiar, hardened, long-established, of long standing, practised, skilled, time-honoured, traditional, versed, veteran, vintage  

5    earlier, erstwhile, ex-, former, one-time, previous, quondam  
  
Antonyms     
  

1    immature, juvenile, young, youthful  

2    current, fashionable, modern, modish, new, novel, recent, up-to-date  

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• n.

  • Artemisia Absinthium (noun)

  • Artemisia Absinthium.
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  • husband,
  • boyfriend,
  • parent,
  • lover,
  • father.
  •
  • friend.
  •
  • pop,
  • sire,
  • kin,
  • Pappy.

  • absinthe (noun)

  • absinthe.

  • bridegroom (noun)

  • groom,
  • mate,
  • benedict,
  • newlywed,
  • helpmate,
  • old man,
  • newlyweds,
  • benedicts,
  • spouse.

  • commanding officer (noun)

  • sirdar,
  • generals,
  • cos,
  • general,
  • Hetman,
  • Hetmans,
  • co.

  • common wormwood (noun)

  • common wormwood.

  • dad (noun)

  • pappies,
  • daddies,
  • pas,
  • pa.

  • fiancee (noun)

  • betrothed,
  • intended,
  • steady,
  • affianced,
  • future,
  • old lady.

  • greybeard (noun)

  • greybeard.

  • lad’s love (noun)

  • lad’s love.

  • lord (noun)

  • leader,
  • nobility,
  • governor,
  • don,
  • ruler,
  • aristocrat,
  • bishop,
  • patrician,
  • noble,
  • peer,
  • commander,
  • prince,
  • overlord,
  • king,
  • count,
  • magnate,
  • royalty,
  • nobleman,
  • superior,
  • baron,
  • sovereign,
  • monarch.

  • master (noun)

  • lord.

  • old boy (noun)

  • old boy.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • patriarch,
  • commandant,
  • paterfamiliases,
  • marquis,
  • liege,
  • viscount,
  • commandants,
  • wife-to-be,
  • earl,
  • prospective spouse,
  • grand father,
  • duke,
  • bridegroom,
  • EARLS,
  • commanding officer,
  • gaffers,
  • seigneur,
  • paterfamilias,
  • potentate,
  • viscounts,
  • marquises,
  • fiance,
  • lieges,
  • graybeards,
  • engaged person,
  • parliamentarians,
  • parliamentarian,
  • graybeard,
  • husband-to-be,
  • DUKES,
  • seigneurs,
  • gaffer,
  • man upstairs.

  • patriarch (noun)

  • founder,
  • originator,
  • author,
  • master,
  • inventor,
  • generator,
  • senior,
  • maker,
  • creator,
  • architect,
  • chief,
  • head,
  • ancestor.

• Other synonyms:

  • Methuselah

  • methuselah.
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  • employer,
  • daddy.
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  • dad,
  • papa,
  • captain,
  • P.A..

  • Other relevant words (noun):

  • old person,
  • dodo,
  • golden ager,
  • POPS,
  • dotard,
  • regular old fogy,
  • wife,
  • fogy,
  • Fud,
  • materfamilias,
  • grampa,
  • old geezer,
  • guardian,
  • beau,
  • stepfather,
  • cavaliere servente,
  • fuddy-duddy,
  • romeo,
  • genitor,
  • Abba,
  • longhair,
  • has-beens,
  • Caballero,
  • lady killer,
  • flame,
  • grandpa,
  • octogenarian,
  • mossback,
  • old chap,
  • man,
  • old woman,
  • senior citizen,
  • seducer,
  • stepmother,
  • patron,
  • granny,
  • antique,
  • traditionalist,
  • matriarch,
  • veteran,
  • presbyter,
  • partner,
  • philanderer,
  • pater,
  • helpmeet,
  • fossil,
  • hubby,
  • septuagenarian,
  • pantaloon,
  • skipper,
  • petter,
  • bride,
  • consort,
  • sugar daddy,
  • old liner,
  • old fashioned,
  • nestor,
  • grandfather,
  • old codger,
  • geezer,
  • oldster,
  • swain,
  • begetter,
  • cavalier,
  • gallant,
  • old duffer,
  • gramps,
  • better half,
  • old-timer,
  • Grandsire,
  • mother,
  • young man,
  • lord and master,
  • Shipmaster,
  • esquire,
  • elder,
  • pap,
  • head of the house,
  • Procreator,
  • inamorato,
  • necker,
  • elderly person,
  • sheik,
  • has-been,
  • male spouse,
  • gigolo,
  • relic,
  • goodman,
  • my friend,
  • married man,
  • centenarian,
  • starets,
  • great-grandfather,
  • Amoroso,
  • male parent,
  • conservative,
  • old dog,
  • old fellow,
  • sailing master,
  • progenitor,
  • antediluvian,
  • square,
  • older,
  • buddy,
  • foster-parent,
  • reactionary,
  • nonagenarian,
  • fellow,
  • old believer,
  • squire,
  • sexagenarian.

How to use «Old man» in context?

An old man is a venerable adult. The term can also refer to someone who is experienced and wise, typically compared with a young person. The adjectives «old» and «elderly» often describe people over the age of 65. A person typically becomes old at around 75 years old. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe a person who is out of touch with contemporary life, or to suggest that they are no longer up to the task at hand. In this context, «old man» can also be used to address an authority figure, such as a boss.

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Synonyms:

allurement,
bait,
carrot,
catalyst,
come-on,
consideration,
determinant,
drive,
encouragement,
enticement.

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