Synonyms for middle age
mid·dle age

Princeton's WordNet

1. middle agenoun

   the time of life between youth and old age (e.g., between 40 and 60 years of age)

Matched Categories

1. • Time Of Life

Suggested Resources

1. middle age

   Read the full text of the Middle Age poem by Amy Lowell on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Ian Pattison, Rab C. Nesbitt, television series:

   I hate middle age. Too young for the bowling green, too old for Ecstasy.

2. Nancy Galambos:

   There’s a lot of uncertainty (for 20-somethings). But by middle age, a lot of people have worked that out and are quite satisfied through the earliest child-bearing years.

3. Mary Norine Walsh:

   It should depend on your individual risk factors and personal preference, maybe a group of younger individuals might not consider it, whereas a more middle-age group of amateur athletes might think about it more carefully.

4. Andrew Rundle:

   There could be long-term consequences for weight gained while children are out of school during the COVID-19 pandemic, research shows that weight gained over the summer months is maintained during the school year and accrues summer to summer. When a child experiences obesity, even at a young age, they are at risk for higher, unhealthy weight, all the way into middle age.

5. Mexican American:

   It's very rare to find a study that follows individuals across early adolescence to middle age, and then as seniors, so that's really why we wanted to highlight this. We also want to think about how we counteract this trend, because these are behaviors that are modifiable.