superaged
superaged adjective: in which the elderly make up a large proportion of the population.
Adjective
superaged (comparative more superaged, superlative most superaged)
- In which the elderly make up a large proportion of the population.
- In this process, Korea would take only twenty-six years to become superaged, which is faster than Japan, which would take thirty-six years, the United States, which would take eighty-eight years, and France, which would take 155 years […]2011, Choong Soon Kim, Voices of Foreign Brides, page 156
Forms of superaged
| comparative | more superaged |
|---|---|
| superlative | most superaged |
Origin of superaged
From super- + aged.
Questions about superaged
- What does superaged mean?
- Superaged means in which the elderly make up a large proportion of the population.
- What part of speech is superaged?
- Superaged is an adjective.
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