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- s impressive by reason of age
a venerable sage with white hair and beard - s profoundly honored
- The car was introduced in 1955 as a replacement to the venerable TD and was itself replaced by the MGB in 1962.
- The fingernails of his venerable right hand were six inches long.
- The venerable, and I do mean venerable, Morgan Motor Company of Malvern, Warwickshire, has been making cars the old fashioned way since it was radical and high-tech.