Age and Stage

Age

Age noun - An extent of time associated with a particular person or thing.

Stage and age are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stage" instead a noun "Age".

Nearby Words: aged, ageing, ageless, ageism

Stage

Stage noun - A level usually raised surface.
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Synonyms for Stage

Age and stage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Age" instead a noun "Stage".

Nearby Words: stagy, staged, staging, stager, stagey

How words are described

long long age long stage
similar similar age similar stage
normal normal age normal stage
middle middle age middle stage
Other adjectives: certain, current, original, true, proper, actual, real, new, early, advanced, given, late, past, later, next, last, different, earlier, previous, fifth.

Common collocations

thanks age thanks stage thanks
death age death stage death
bodies age bodies stage bodies

Both words in one sentence

  • This is a work that traces the evolution of a single family through multiple (usually three) generations, covering a long enough period of time that you get to see more than one generation at the same age or stage of life.
  • Expect fictional ballerinas to dance en pointe how much they ever please, at any age and stage of training they please.
  • Averted in the Empath: The Luckiest Smurf series, as Empath and his fellow Smurfs are depicted as being in their early adult stage around 150 years of age, with Homnibus commenting on how young Empath looks for his age.
    Source: Vague Age
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