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decline

Definition for decline

noun as in downward change in value, position

verb as in descend

Strongest matches

dip, drop, fall, go down, lower, sag, sink

Strong matches

droop, set, settle, slant, slope

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He said almost all, including the largest providers, declined to give such undertakings and said the inquiry was reflecting on what further steps to take.

From BBC

“It really has been seen across demographic groups,” Kiley said, “but one key difference is that his approval rating has declined a little more sharply among people who voted for him but weren’t strong supporters.”

When the clinic invited her to stay, she declined, taking a job with a bigger health system.

"It's not just a one year problem, over half of the British species are in long term decline and it's the first time ever that this has been the case," he said.

From BBC

Economic concerns have contributed to Trump's overall decline in the polls, but in one key area, he is still largely on solid ground in the public's eye - immigration.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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