Dodderer example sentences

"Dodderer" Example Sentences

1. His aged aunt was a dodderer who rarely left the house.
2. That old dodderer can barely make it up the stairs.
3. The dodderer was so slow that he missed the bus.
4. She was a dodderer, but she still managed to get around.
5. His dodderer of a father could barely remember his own name.
6. The dodderer was so frail that he needed help with everything.
7. The dodderer was so slow that he couldn't keep up with the others.
8. The dodderer was so old that he had trouble seeing.
9. The dodderer was so feeble that he couldn't even lift a spoon.
10. His dodderer of a grandfather was always getting lost.
11. The dodderer had to be helped up the stairs.
12. His dodderer of a grandmother was always forgetting things.
13. The dodderer was so slow that he couldn't keep up with the conversation.
14. The dodderer was so feeble that he couldn't even stand up on his own.
15. The dodderer was so slow that he had to be pushed in a wheelchair.
16. His dodderer of an uncle was always getting confused.
17. The dodderer was so old that he needed help getting dressed.
18. The dodderer was so slow that he couldn't keep up with the others in the group.
19. The dodderer was so feeble that he needed help getting out of bed.
20. The dodderer was so slow that he could barely walk across the room.
21. The dodderer had to be helped up the stairs every day.
22. His dodderer of a father could barely remember what he had for breakfast.
23. The dodderer was so slow that he couldn't keep up with the pace of the others.
24. The dodderer was so feeble that he had to be carried up the stairs.
25. His dodderer of a grandmother was always forgetting her keys.
26. The dodderer was so slow that it took him forever to get anywhere.
27. The dodderer was so old that he needed help with basic tasks.
28. His dodderer of an aunt was always getting lost in her own house.
29. The dodderer was so slow that he had to be pushed in a wheelchair everywhere.
30. The dodderer was so feeble that he needed help getting out of his chair.
31. The dodderer had to be helped up the stairs every morning.
32. His dodderer of a great-grandfather was always getting confused.
33. The dodderer was so slow that he couldn't keep up with the rest of the group.
34. The dodderer was so old that he had trouble hearing what people were saying.
35. The dodderer was so feeble that he couldn't even lift a glass of water.
36. His dodderer of a great-grandmother was always forgetting things.
37. The dodderer was so slow that he had to be pushed in a wheelchair to get around.
38. The dodderer was so old that he needed help with everyday activities.
39. The dodderer had to be helped up the stairs every time she wanted to go out.
40. His dodderer of an uncle was always getting lost in the neighborhood.

Common Phases

"He's a dodderer;" "He's a dodderer in his old age;" "He's a dodderer of a man;" "He's a dodderer walking around;" "He's a dodderer in the park;" "He's a dodderer down the street;" "He's a dodderer in the market;" "He's a dodderer in the mall;" "He's a dodderer in the grocery store;" "He's a dodderer in the neighborhood."