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NOTHING! They both describe someone who is between the ages of 60 and 69!

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A hexagenarian is someone who is in their 60s, while a sexagenarian is someone who is in their 70s. The prefix "hexa-" refers to the number 60, while "sexagena-" refers to the number 70.

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