at (one's) time of life

At one's current age. At your time of life, you need to go off to college and try living on your own. I'm shocked they want to get married at their time of life. Aren't they in their 80s? Dad, at your time of life, should you really be driving at night?

at ˈmy, ˈyour, etc. time of life

at my, your, etc. age (especially used about older people): Learn to drive at my time of life? Don’t be silly!

See also: life, of, time

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See also:

at my, your, etc. time of life
(the/one's) time runs out
at one point
any time means no time
against time
against the clock
(it's) time to run
any time
anytime
(it's) time to push along

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