octogenarian

IPA: ɑktʌdʒɪnˈɛriʌn

Examples of "octogenarian" in Sentences

Yesterday's term was fertile octogenarian, which is defined as:
Her pseudo-marriage to the octogenarian was the worst kind of betrayal of the covenant.
Kirby: Her pseudo-marriage to the octogenarian was the worst kind of betrayal of the covenant.
Marius on that barricade after the octogenarian was the vision of the young revolution after the apparition of the old.
I wasn't sure the graying old lady could take it, particularly when a certain octogenarian came rolling to a stop near the mound.
Obama consulted Brzezinski for advice during his campaign, calling the octogenarian Brzezinski “one of our most outstanding scholars and thinkers” and saying that he was “someone I have learned an immense amount from.”
According to local press reports, the police detained Mr. Touré, better known to young Senegalese protesters and the press by his stage name, Thiat, for comments he made during a large demonstration over the weekend in which he called the octogenarian Senegalese president, Abdoulaye Wade, a liar and said he was too old to govern.