- Oldness (Substantives), age, antiquity, primitiveness, maturity, decline, decay, obsolescence; seniority, first-born, eldest, doyen, eldership, primogeniture.
- Morning (Substantives), morn, morrow, forenoon, prime, dawn, daybreak, peep of day, break of day, aurora, first blush of the morning, prime of the morning, twilight, crepuscule, sunrise, cockcrow.
- Evening (Substantives), eve, e'en, decline of day, fall of day, eventide, nightfall, curfew, dusk, twilight, gloaming, eleventh hour, sunset, afternoon, going down of the sun, midnight; autumn, winter, the fall.
- Youth (Substantives), infancy, babyhood, boyhood, juvenility, childhood, youthhood, juniority, juvenescence, adolescence 131, minority, nonage, teens, tender age, bloom, heyday, boyishness, girlishness.
- Age (Substantives), old age, senility, senescence, oldness, years, anility, grey hairs, climacteric, decrepitude, hoary age, caducity, crow's - feet, superannuation, dotage, vale of years, seniority, green old age, eldership, elders.
(Adverbs). Newly, recently, etc., afresh, anew.
(Adjectives). Old, ancient, antique, after-age, antiquated, out of date, of long standing, time-honoured, venerable, primitive, diluvian, antediluvian, palèolithic, neolithic, primeval, primordial, prime, pre-Adamite, prehistoric, laudator temporis acti, antemundane, archaic.
Immemorial, inveterate, rooted, medièval.
Senior, elder, eldest, oldest, first-born 128.
Obsolete, obsolescent, out of date, stale, time-worn, faded, decayed, effete, declining, etc., crumbling, decrepit 128, passé.
(Phrases). Nothing new under the sun; old as the hills; old as Methuselah; old as Adam; nihil sub sole novi; having had its day; before the Flood; time out of mind; ancien régime.
Noon, midday, noontide, meridian, noonday, prime, spring, summer.
(Adjectives). Matutinal, auroral, vernal, heliacal.
(Phrases). The witching time of night; the dead of night; blind-man's holiday.
(Adjectives). Nocturnal, vespertine, autumnal.
Cradle, nursery, leading strings, pupilage, pupilship, puberty.
(Phrases). Prime or flower of life; the rising generation; salad days.
(Adjectives). Young, youthful, juvenile, sappy, beardless, under age, in one's teens, boyish, girlish, junior, younger.
(Phrase). In statu pupillari.
(Phrases). The vale of years; decline of life; the sere and yellow leaf; wane of life; second childhood.
(Adjectives). Aged, old, elderly, senile, matronly, anile, in years, ripe, mellow, grey, grey-headed, hoary, hoar, venerable, timeworn, declining, antiquated, passé, rusty, effete, decrepit, superannuated.
(Phrases). With one foot in the grave; marked with crow's feet; advanced in life, or in years; stricken in years; no chicken,
Patriarchal, ancestral, primitive, pre-Adamite, antediluvian, diluvian.
Older, elder, senior.