Moderate as in over-the-hill Showing signs of being past one's prime; typically used to describe someone as no longer at their peak or effective. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Over The Hill'
The elderly professor, although over the hill in terms of age, continued to inspire and engage students with his timeless wisdom.
Despite being over the hill, the grandmother embarked on a solo journey around the world, proving age is just a number.
As the technology became obsolete, the once cutting-edge gadget now sat quietly, over the hill and forgotten on the shelf.
After years of dominating the music charts, the singer is now considered over the hill.
The marathon runner knew he was over the hill when his pace slowed significantly.
The aging athlete, though still passionate, couldn't deny that he was over the hill in competitive sports.
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