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Definition of decline
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Decline
(v. i.) To turn or bend
aside;
to
deviate;
to
stray;
to
withdraw;
as, a line that
declines
from
straightness;
conduct
that
declines
from sound
morals..
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Retrograde
::
Retrograde
(v. i.)
Hence,
to
decline
from a
better
to a worse
condition,
as in
morals
or
intelligence..
Affirmation
::
Affirmation
(n.) A
solemn
declaration
made under the
penalties
of
perjury,
by
persons
who
conscientiously
decline
taking
an oath, which
declaration
is in law
equivalent
to an
oath..
Sheer
::
Sheer (v. i.) To
decline
or
deviate
from the line of the
proper
course;
to turn
aside;
to
swerve;
as, a ship
sheers
from her
course;
a horse
sheers
at a
bicycle..
Go
::
Go (v. i.) To pass away; to
depart
forever;
to be lost or
ruined;
to
perish;
to
decline;
to
decease;
to die.
Decliner
::
Decliner
(n.) He who
declines
or
rejects.
Decline
::
Decline
(v. t.) To put or turn
aside;
to turn off or away from; to
refuse
to
undertake
or
comply
with;
reject;
to shun; to
avoid;
as, to
decline
an
offer;
to
decline
a
contest;
he
declined
any
participation
with
them..
Welk
::
Welk (v. i.) To
wither;
to fade; also, to
decay;
to
decline;
to
wane..
Decline
::
Decline
(v. i.) To turn away; to shun; to
refuse;
-- the
opposite
of
accept
or
consent;
as, he
declined,
upon
principle..
Forbear
::
Forbear
(v. i.) To
refuse;
to
decline;
to give no heed.
Declinable
::
Declinable
(a.)
Capable
of being
declined;
admitting
of
declension
or
inflection;
as,
declinable
parts of
speech..
Maintain
::
Maintain
(v. t.) To hold or keep in any
particular
state or
condition;
to
support;
to
sustain;
to
uphold;
to keep up; not to
suffer
to fail or
decline;
as, to
maintain
a
certain
degree
of heat in a
furnace;
to
maintain
a fence or a
railroad;
to
maintain
the
digestive
process
or
powers
of the
stomach;
to
maintain
the
fertility
of soil; to
maintain
present
reputation..
Inflect
::
Inflect
(v. t.) To vary, as a noun or a verb in its
terminations;
to
decline,
as a noun or
adjective,
or to
conjugate,
as a
verb..
Declination
::
Declination
(n.) The act or state of
falling
off or
declining
from
excellence
or
perfection;
deterioration;
decay;
decline.
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To
decline
in
power,
glory,
wealth,
or
importance;
to
become
insignificant;
to lose rank or
position;
to
decline
in
weight,
value,
price etc.; to
become
less; as, the
falls;
stocks
fell two
points..
Detrect
::
Detrect
(v. t.) To
refuse;
to
decline.
Decline
::
Decline
(v. t.) To cause to
decrease
or
diminish.
Degeneracy
::
Degeneracy
(a.) The state of
having
become
degenerate;
decline
in good
qualities;
deterioration;
meanness.
Rally
::
Rally (v. i.) To
recover
strength
after a
decline
in
prices;
-- said of the
market,
stocks,
etc..
Measles
::
Measles
(n.) A
contagious
febrile
disorder
commencing
with
catarrhal
symptoms,
and
marked
by the
appearance
on the third day of an
eruption
of
distinct
red
circular
spots,
which
coalesce
in a
crescentic
form, are
slightly
raised
above the
surface,
and after the
fourth
day of the
eruption
gradually
decline;
rubeola..
Autumn
::
Autumn
(n.) The time of
maturity
or
decline;
latter
portion;
third
stage.
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