“He has produced a set of seven steps to keep your mind nimble, steps which may even postpone the onset of dementia, but which at least will probably give your mind a lift.”
“The onset of the crowd upon the tables was frightful.”
“The rioters made an onset on the Castle gate, where the Provost was still in shelter.”
onsetter
(mining, historical, Britain, dialect, Northern England) A worker at the bottom of a mineshaft who exchanges the empty and full corves.
“Compared to normative stayers, increasing hyperactivity and maltreatment during childhood were associated with a likelihood of being a late onsetter.”
onsetter
(medicine) One who undergoes the onset of a condition.
“Compared to normative stayers, increasing hyperactivity and maltreatment during childhood were associated with a likelihood of being a late onsetter.”
