Quote by Lord (George Gordon) Byron

A lady of a certain age, which means certainly aged.

A lady of a certain age, which means certainly aged.

Summary

This quote suggests that when referring to a "lady of a certain age," the emphasis is on her advanced years. It implies that the woman in question is no longer young and may be considered old, possibly with a touch of humor or sarcasm. By applying the phrase "certain age," it suggests that the woman's age is significant and unmistakable, emphasizing her older status.

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By Lord (George Gordon) Byron

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