Mr. Buckley:
The expression is not “age-old” but “ages-old,” yes? Of late, I hear or read only age-old, e.g., an age-old tradition v. an ages-old tradition—meaning the tradition is old as the ages . . . not old as the (current) age?
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Mr. Buckley:
The expression is not “age-old” but “ages-old,” yes? Of late, I hear or read only age-old, e.g., an age-old tradition v. an ages-old tradition—meaning the tradition is old as the ages . . . not old as the (current) age?
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Mr. Buckley:
The expression is not “age-old” but “ages-old,” yes? Of late, I hear or read only age-old, e.g., an age-old tradition v. an ages-old tradition—meaning the tradition is old as the ages . . . not old as the (current) age?
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