(noun) the state of being old; the process of becoming old / (noun) the growth phase in a plant or plant part (as a leaf) from full maturity to death
Senescent and dwelling
huh. i thought it meant sleepy
a senescent prosperity enjoyed under a wise ruler
Neil Davidson mooted that neoliberalism may be undermining the basis for capital accumulation itself. What we inhabit, the phase we’ve tentatively come to term ‘late’ capitalism, is its senescence
the senescence of these globalized cultural paragons, once pulsing with heroic narrative optimism, gave way to a range of wandering, antispectacular, patient vogues
thought it meant sleepy for some reason
His costume consisted largely of a pair of aviators and a motorcycle, in some kind of senescent Springsteen homage