Ancient
Ancient noun - A person of advanced years.
Grandmother and ancient are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Grandmother" instead a noun "Ancient".
Nearby Word: anciently
Grandmother
Grandmother noun - The mother of your father or mother.
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Synonyms for Grandmother
Ancient and grandmother are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ancient" instead a noun "Grandmother".
Nearby Words: grandmotherly, grandmothering
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Age Lift: In ancient Greek versions Patroclus is noticeably older than Achilles (his grandmother Aegina is Achilles' great-grandmother), here they are the same age.
Source: Literature / Song of Achilles - Grandmother, the Big Bad from Orpheus, who is an ancient force of Oblivion bent on consuming all of existence.
Source: One Bad Mother -
Gramma: A young boy is left alone in the house with his ancient, blind, bedridden grandmother, who is said to have used unholy means to produce her children.
Source: Literature / Skeleton Crew
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