decline in Latin
decline in Latin is abnegō — decline means to become weaker, smaller, or worse over time.
decline in Latin
abnegō
(transitive) To choose not to do something; refuse, forbear, refrain.
What does "decline" mean?
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verb To become weaker, smaller, or worse over time.
"His health declined rapidly after the diagnosis."
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verb To politely refuse an offer or invitation.
"She declined the invitation to the gala."
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noun A gradual decrease or worsening.
"The company's decline began after new competitors entered the market."
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decline in a sentence
- His health declined rapidly after the diagnosis.
- Sales have declined steadily over the past year.
- She declined the invitation to the gala.
- The company's decline began after new competitors entered the market.
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What is "decline" in Latin?
"decline" in Latin is abnegō. decline means: To become weaker, smaller, or worse over time.
How do you use "decline" in a sentence?
Example: "His health declined rapidly after the diagnosis." In Latin, "decline" is abnegō.
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