No. 9,788 in Spanish
avejentado
Prematurely aged or appearing older than one's actual age.
In a sentence
El mueble de madera parecía avejentado después de tantos años.
The wooden furniture seemed aged after so many years.
Used to convey that the furniture appeared old or worn due to time.
Su rostro, avejentado por la vida, reflejaba muchas experiencias.
His face, aged by life, reflected many experiences.
Describes someone's face as showing signs of aging, often emphasizing the experiences leading to it.
El actor llevaba un maquillaje perfecto que lo hacía ver avejentado para el papel.
The actor wore perfect makeup that made him look aged for the role.
Indicates a deliberate alteration to appear older, used in a theatrical or expressive context.
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