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Showing words for SENILE using the English dictionary

6 Letter Words for Senile

enisle, ensile, nelies, seenil, senile, silene

5 Letter Words for Senile

eisel, elsin, esile, insee, lenes, lenis, lense, liens, lines, nelis, seine, silen, sline

4 Letter Words for Senile

eels, eine, elne, else, enes, ense, esne, isle, lees, leis, lene, lens, lese, lien, lies, line, lins, nese, nies, nile, nils, seel, seen, seil, sele, sene, sien, sile, sine, slee, snee

3 Letter Words for Senile

eel, een, eli, els, ene, enl, ens, ese, ile, ins, ise, isl, isn, lee, lei, les, lie, lin, lis, nee, nei, nie, nil, nis, see, sei, sel, sen, sie, sil, sin, sle

Definitions for Senile

[1] showing a decline or deterioration of physical strength or mental functioning, especially short-term memory and alertness, as a result of old age or disease.
[2] of or belonging to old age or aged persons; gerontological; geriatric.
[3] Physical Geography . (of topographical features) having been reduced by erosion to a featureless plain that stands everywhere at base level. Compare peneplain.
[4] a senile person.
[5] of, relating to, or characteristic of old age
[6] mentally or physically weak or infirm on account of old age
[7] (of land forms or rivers) at an advanced stage in the cycle of erosion See old (def. 18)

Words related to Senile

aged, ancient, decrepit, doddering, doting, feeble, imbecile, infirm, old, sick, weak, anile, enfeebled, senescent, shattered

Words nearby Senile

sengi, sengstaken-blakemore tube, senhor, senhora, senhorita, senile, senile amyloidosis, senile arteriosclerosis, senile cataract, senile dementia, senile elastosis

Origin of Senile

1655–65; < Latin senīlis old, equivalent to sen(ex ) old man (akin to senior) + -īlis -ile

Other words from Senile

un·se·nile , adjective

Word origin for Senile

C17: from Latin senīlis, from senex an old man

Synonyms for Senile

aged, ancient, anile, decrepit, doddering, doting, enfeebled, feeble, imbecile, in second childhood, infirm, old, senescent, shattered, sick, weak