age like a fine wine
age like a fine wine verb: to age well; to look or become better as one becomes older.
Verb
age like a fine wine (third-person singular simple present ages like a fine wine, present participle aging like a fine wine or ageing like a fine wine, simple past and past participle aged like a fine wine)
- To age well; to look or become better as one becomes older.
- Antonyms:
- age like milk, age like vinegar
Antonyms of age like a fine wine
Forms of age like a fine wine
| third-person singular present | ages like a fine wine |
|---|---|
| present participle | aging like a fine wine |
| present participle | ageing like a fine wine |
| past participle | aged like a fine wine |
| past | aged like a fine wine |
| alternative form | age like fine wine |
| alternative form | age like wine |
Origin of age like a fine wine
Due to the perception that wine improves with age.
Questions about age like a fine wine
- What does age like a fine wine mean?
- Age like a fine wine means to age well; to look or become better as one becomes older.
- What part of speech is age like a fine wine?
- Age like a fine wine is a verb.
- What is the past tense of age like a fine wine?
- The past tense of age like a fine wine is aged like a fine wine.
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