"unyouthful" meaning in English

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          "text": "And with sly humor, rather than the acrid cynicism that usually characterizes showbiz satire, Lethem follows through with the immediate consequence of such a magical moment: “When no one was looking, the lip of the stage had been approached by men of guile and influence, unyouthful men in youthful clothes.”",
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          "text": "The hotel was usually fulll, though the clientele remained unyouthful.",
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