caducity

The strain of the past weeks affected him like caducity.

We are inclined to overlook this sort of routine caducity.

His head went on bobbing feebly, as if the muscles of his neck had fallen into caducity.

Kasreyn stood near Covenant with his ocular held ready, his hands trembling as if they could no longer suppress their caducity.

She did not appear before him in the loveliness of youth, but rather in the brittle caducity of age; and his worn heart cried out to her.

But now the definition of his features was obscured by the scruffy helplessness of his beard; and the gray which raddled the hair over his forehead gave him an appearance of caducity.

The guardwalls of the lower ramparts wore gray-white knurs as massive as travertine; and even the highest levels were marked like the mottling of caducity, the accumulated habit of grief.