oldest
Pronunciation: [ˈoʊldəst]
Word
Context: "age"
(adjective) when something or someone has lived for many years or has been around for a long time. It's like being the first one or the longest lasting in a group, like the oldest tree in the park.
Example
My grandmother is the oldest person in our family, and she tells the best stories.
Example
My dad is not the oldest person in his class; he is actually one of the younger students.
Example
Who is the oldest member of your family?
Context: "history"
(adjective) referring to something that has existed for a very long time in history. For example, an artifact or building could be the oldest in the city, showing us how things were long ago.
Example
The oldest castle in our country is still standing and attracts many visitors.
Example
That is not the oldest painting in the museum; there are much older ones nearby.
Example
What is the oldest landmark in your town?
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