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'''Senectus''' (-utis, ''f.'') consistit in aetatibus quae [[spes|spem]] [[vita]]e [[homo|hominum]] approprinquant vel excedunt, et ergo finem [[circulus vitae biologicus|circuli vitae]] [[homo sapiens|humanae]] attingit. [[Euphemismus|Euphemismi]] et alia [[vocabulum|vocabula]] ad senectutes in [[cultura|culturis]] variis adhiberi solent.<ref>Inter talia [[vocabulum|vocabula]] sunt ''senex'' (Latina classica), ''homines senes'' (usus per orbem terrarum), ''seniores'' ([[Anglice]] 'seniors', usus Americanus), ''cives seniores'' ([[Anglice]] 'senior citizens', usus Britannicus et Americanus), ''adulti seniores'' ([[Anglice]] 'older adults', usus in [[scientia socialis|scientiis socialibus]], secundum ''Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association,'' ed. 6a [American Psychological Association, 2009], ISBN 1433805618), ''maiores'' (in multis culturis, inter quas culturae hominum aboriginalium), ''grandaevus'' (usus Latinus poeticus); praesertim ''vetulus'' ([[mas]]) et ''vetula'' ([[femina (sexus)|femina]]), atque ''anus'' et ''anicula.''</ref> Senes saepe imminuentes regenerationis facultates et [[morbus|morbis]], syndromatibus, et [[aegritudo|aegritudinibus]] quam iuvenes obnoxiores sunt. [[Organismus|Organica]] [[aetete provehens|aetate provehentis]]<!--aging--> ratio [[senescentia]],<ref>[[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/senescence "Senescence,] ''The Free Dictionary.''</ref> [[medicina|studium medicum]] huius rationis [[gerontologia]],<ref>[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/gerontology "Geronology,"] ''The Free Dictionary.''</ref> et [[morbus|studium morborum]] qui senes afficunt [[geriatrica]] appellatur.<ref>[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/geriatrics "Geriatrics,"] ''The Free Dictionary.''</ref> Senes etiam sese aliis [[societas hominum|rebus socialibus]] opponunt, sicut [[otium]], [[solitudo]], et [[aetatismus]].<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-24572231 "UK Politics: Jeremy Hunt highlights plight of 'chronically lonely,'"] BBC News, 18 Octobris 2013.</ref> [[Aetas]] [[chronologia|chronologica]] a ''senectute'' significata per [[cultura]]m et [[historia]]m variat; ergo, senectus est [[constructus socialis]], potius quam definita statio [[biologia|biologica]].<ref>''Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine'', s.v. "old age." [http://www.oxfordreference.com/view/10.1093/acref/9780198568506.001.0001/acref-9780198568506-e-4834?rskey=7F4W2c&result=4834 Locus interretialis].</ref>