deterioration|deteriorations in English

noun

[de·te·ri·o·ra·tion || dɪ‚tɪərɪə'reɪʃn]

decline, downfall; worsening

Use "deterioration|deteriorations" in a sentence

1. Goals: Prevent deterioration.

2. There's no possibility of deterioration.

3. Antonyms for Ameliorations include blocks, blockages, declines, decreases, demotions, deteriorations, diminishments, failures, halts and hindrances

4. I definitely felt a deterioration in vigor.

5. Acute deterioration of organ tissue, depleted immune systems

6. Physical deterioration of adsorbent is not a problem.

7. Reduces mental deterioration: No grumpy men and old women.

8. The deterioration has been caused by an Apparently …

9. Resistance to mechanical deterioration of the lens surface

10. The subhuman conditions of work soon caused physical deterioration.

11. 7 This type of packaged should help retard flavor deterioration.

12. Rfid reader of performing impedance matching to prevent performance deterioration

13. One year of immobility, judging by... muscle and spine deterioration.

14. He is suffering from senile dementia: the deterioration of a super brain.

15. It noted “the erosion of principles” and a “deterioration of spirit.”

16. Some people have few symptoms despite the deterioration of their joints .

17. All these symptoms are collectively referred to as dementia ( mental deterioration ) .

18. Such deterioration may not necessarily result from the proclamation of commitment.

19. A Casualty doesn't include normal wear and tear or progressive deterioration.

20. Only that the deterioration of the DNA markers was most definitely not natural.

21. They wouldn't accept the deterioration or destruction of the National Health Service.

22. It takes a variable duration of time for deterioration in kidney function .

23. It also serves as an early warning of any deterioration in quality.

24. Deterioration of physical media, on the other hand, is a legit issue.

25. Corrosion can be defined as the deterioration of materials by chemical processes