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elderly
(redirected from frail elderly)

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elderly adjective advanced in years, aetate proveccus, aged, along in years, hoary, matured, old, seasoned, senescent
See also: old
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Abigail Lodge in Delves Lane, Consett, is a purposebuilt home, providing nursing and social care for the frail elderly and the mentally infirm elderly, in separate areas of the home.
'Too ill' to face home theft charge; TRIAL POSTPONED FOLLOWING REPORT ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
A LAUGHING killer who scared a frail elderly woman to death then buried her "like a dog" in shallow grave in a remote wood was jailed for 15 years yesterday.
SHALLOW GRAVE KILLER GETS 15YRS by The Mirror (London, England)
Caught on camera was an extremely frail elderly lady still in her hospital dressing gown who was taken from her hospital bed and dumped on the sidewalk of a public road by a hospital employee because she did not have the money to pay for her hospital care.
Letter: VIEWPOINT - Sick situation by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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