Category 1
A fixed amount of money paid regularly to a person, typically after retirement
Pension
The act of leaving one's job and ceasing to work, typically upon reaching a certain age.
Retirement
The branch of medicine dealing with the health and care of older people.
Geriatrics
Prejudice or discrimination against individuals based on their age, especially against older adults.
Ageism
The state of having a long life or existence
Longevity
A person who is 100 years old or older
Centenarian
Fine
-200
The partial or complete loss of memory, often associated with aging.
Memory loss
The amount of bone tissue in a certain volume of bone.
Bone density
A housing arrangement for elderly or disabled individuals that provides support with daily activities.
Assisted living
The gradual loss of cognitive functions, such as memory and reasoning, often associated with aging
Cognitive decline
Physical, emotional, or financial mistreatment of older individuals.
Elder abuse
Full of energy and enthusiasm; lively
Vibrant
Fine
-300
Able to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks.
Resilient
Enjoying the company of others; social.
Sociable
Proficient in or knowledgeable about modern technology.
Tech-savvy
Showing an understanding of and compassion for the feelings of others.
Empathetic
To grow old in a way that is attractive and healthy.
Age gracefully
Bonus
+400
To acknowledge and commemorate significant events or achievements in one's life.
Celebrate milestones
Bonus
+500
To accept and welcome new developments or situations
Embrace change
A demographic trend characterized by an increasing proportion of older individuals in the population.
Aging population
A person who is considered old, often used as a polite or respectful term.
Senior citizen