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autumn years
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(Definition of autumn years from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- adolescence noun
- adulthood noun
- arrive verb (BEGIN)
- babyhood noun
- boyhood noun
- childhood noun
- girlhood noun
- glory days noun
- golden age noun
- heyday noun
- in my day idiom
- middle age noun
- middle-aged adjective
- midlife crisis noun
- old age noun
- period noun (TIME)
- prime noun
- those were the days idiom
- twilight years idiom
- youth noun (PERIOD/STATE)
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