Aged
Aged adjective - Dating or surviving from the distant past.
Usage example: a forest of aged and gnarled oaks
Nearby Word: age
Fresh
Fresh adjective - Not canned or otherwise preserved.
Usage example: fresh vegetables
Both words in one sentence
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Dungeons of Dredmor lets the player find steak, aged steak, fresh steak and grilled steak, either lying on the floor, dropped by a monster, or conveniently stashed in a mini fridge or grill.
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Gumshoe is a young, fresh detective rather than his bumbling, middle-aged game counterpart; Maya is a serious, hurt woman rather than her bubbly, humorous game persona.
- Oregon in Fresh Meat breaks up with her middle-aged professor and starts dating a guy her own age, who turns out to be her professor's son.
Source: Love Father, Love Son
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