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Definition of decay
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Decay (v. t.) To
destroy.
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Mortify
::
Mortify
(v. i.) To be
subdued;
to
decay,
as
appetites,
desires,
etc..
Decline
::
Decline
(v. i.) To tend or draw
towards
a
close,
decay,
or
extinction;
to tend to a less
perfect
state;
to
become
diminished
or
impaired;
to fail; to sink; to
diminish;
to
lessen;
as, the day
declines;
virtue
declines;
religion
declines;
business
declines..
Dilapidate
::
Dilapidate
(v. i.) To get out of
repair;
to fall into
partial
ruin; to
become
decayed;
as, the
church
was
suffered
to
dilapidate..
Kyanize
::
Kyanize
(v. t.) To
render
(wood)
proof
against
decay by
saturating
with a
solution
of
corrosive
sublimate
in open
tanks,
or under
pressure..
Ruin
::
Ruin (n.) That which is
fallen
down and
become
worthless
from
injury
or
decay;
as, his mind is a ruin;
especially,
in the
plural,
the
remains
of a
destroyed,
dilapidated,
or
desolate
house,
fortress,
city, or the
like..
Wastage
::
Wastage
(n.) Loss by use,
decay,
evaporation,
leakage,
or the like;
waste..
Incorruptive
::
Incorruptive
(a.)
Incorruptible;
not
liable
to
decay.
Repair
::
Repair
(n.)
Restoration
to a sound or good state after
decay,
waste,
injury,
or
partial
restruction;
supply
of loss;
reparation;
as,
materials
are
collected
for the
repair
of a
church
or of a
city..
Snag
::
Snag (n.) A tooth
projecting
beyond
the rest;
contemptuously,
a
broken
or
decayed
tooth..
Marcescible
::
Marcescible
(a.)
Li/ble
to
wither
or
decay.
Failure
::
Failure
(n.)
Decay,
or
defect
from
decay;
deterioration;
as, the
failure
of
memory
or of
sight..
Decadent
::
Decadent
(a.)
Decaying;
deteriorating.
Labefaction
::
Labefaction
(n.) The act of
labefying
or
making
weak; the state of being
weakened;
decay;
ruin.
Waste
::
Waste (v.) The act of
wasting,
or the state of being
wasted;
a
squandering;
needless
destruction;
useless
consumption
or
expenditure;
devastation;
loss
without
equivalent
gain;
gradual
loss or
decrease,
by use, wear, or
decay;
as, a waste of
property,
time,
labor,
words,
etc..
Bletting
::
Bletting
(n.) A form of decay seen in
fleshy,
overripe
fruit..
Predecay
::
Predecay
(n.)
Premature
decay.
Manure
::
Manure
(n.) Any
matter
which makes land
productive;
a
fertilizing
substance,
as the
contents
of
stables
and
barnyards,
dung,
decaying
animal
or
vegetable
substances,
etc..
Symptomatic
::
Symptom
(n.) A sign or
token;
that which
indicates
the
existence
of
something
else; as,
corruption
in
elections
is a
symptom
of the decay of
public
virtue..
Declination
::
Declination
(n.) The act or state of
falling
off or
declining
from
excellence
or
perfection;
deterioration;
decay;
decline.
Decadency
::
Decadency
(n.) A
falling
away;
decay;
deterioration;
declension.
The old
castle,
where the
family
lived in their
decadence..
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