Dotage in a sentence as a noun

Now in my dotage, looking back, I'd slightly lean against it.

If it's in the 2040s or 2050s, and I'm into my dotage and pushing 100, I'll spring for a one-way.

They cost a ton, no guarantee they'll live to support you in your dotage even, but people still have them.

And now you have no retirement savings, so people can talk about what a freeloader you are in your dotage.

In my dotage, I’ve come to appreciate the Debian Stable cadence: I can just set it and forget it for a year at a time.

Better search platform integration than America's been able to pull off during Link 16's dotage?

Basic income - while complicated to implement certainly - is not about allowing us all to live a life of dotage.

I have occasionally seen 1–2 monks in their dotage being permitted to sit and doze during prayers, but everyone else is expected to remain awake and do everything that needs to be done.

Is it not their own country?Culture changes over time no matter what you do, but is it completely unreasonable to want your culture to change slowly enough that you can still function in your dotage?

I guess he'd rather see all those retired bus drivers working shitty Wal-Mart greeter jobs in their dotage or something?The stuff about building new routes through Chinatown due to favors the mayor owes, I'll give him that.

I think you’ll find precious few people who, in their dotage, will say their life went to plan - and that doesn’t mean everyone’s a sad failure, rather that you end up places you never even dreamt of - because we really aren’t in control.

And that's why there's no surer way to reduce the birthrate than to develop social insurance structures that are strong enough and equitable enough for people to feel that they don't need to have lots of children for one or two to survive, and that they won't be utterly dependent on those they do have for care in their dotage.

Dotage definitions

noun

mental infirmity as a consequence of old age; sometimes shown by foolish infatuations

See also: senility