1. People who learn or study something late in life, especially those who begin formal education or a new subject in adulthood.
Usage: Plural of opsimath; Formal or literary usage; From Greek opsi- (late) + -math (learner)

Examples

• Many opsimaths enroll in community college courses to pursue degrees they couldn't complete earlier.
• The university welcomed opsimaths from diverse backgrounds into its evening program.
• Some of history's greatest opsimaths achieved remarkable success despite starting their studies late.
• Opsimaths often bring valuable life experience to their academic pursuits.
• The library offered special resources designed for opsimaths balancing work and education.