graying in English

verb
1
(especially of hair) become gray with age.
he had put on weight and grayed somewhat

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1. Graying does not mean that the hair dies.

2. Graying hair is a normal part of the aging process

3. A woman well past 40 , she had graying hair tucked under a worn hat .

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5. The fast-graying nationposted a record-low Birthrate, as the estimated number of babies born in 2019 fell to 864,000 -- …

6. Framed in a tangled explosion of graying brown hair, his face was chalky with exhaustion, the wide gray eyes in their Bistered hollows dilated with drugs.

7. It has been recorded that Herod the Great, who was a contemporary of Jesus Christ, dyed his graying hair to hide his age.

8. The purpose of this study was to investigate whether persons with pronounced aging signs such as graying of hair, Baldness, or facial wrinkles are prone to a shorter life span compared to their contemporaries.

9. The monitoring results show that new, young and healthy hair without graying may be visually noticed in 3-4 months after the treatment with REMOLANTM hair loss and alopecia remedy by people who lose hair at 1-7 stage by Norwood-Hamilton's hair loss scale.

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