Firm
Old
Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.
Firm and old are semantically related in traditional topic. Sometimes you can use "Firm" instead an adjective "Old".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Ego: Daimon — Firm and old fashioned, often plays Team Dad to those such as Kyo and Benimaru
Source: Freudian Trio / Video Games -
Stay in the Kitchen: Koichi's mother Sachie has very firm and old-fashioned ideas about the proper role of a wife, and frequently badgers the protagonist to quit her job in order to focus on housework and having children.
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An old joke about Ted Kennedy being defended in the Chappaquidick incident by the infamous law firm of "Winer, Diner, Dicker and Dunker".
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