caducity
61decadence — n.; (also decadency) Decay, decline, fall, declension, degeneracy, caducity …
62degeneracy — n. 1. Deterioration, debasement, abasement, depravation, degeneration, degenerateness, declension, caducity, degradation, decline, decrease, falling off, growing worse. 2. Inferiority, meanness, poorness, low estate or state …
63degradation — n. 1. Dishonor, disgrace, humiliation. 2. Deterioration, abasement, debasement, degeneracy, degeneration, decadence, caducity, decline, vitiation, perversion. 3. (Geol.) Wearing away (of rocks, etc.), abrasion …
64deterioration — n. 1. Debasement, degradation, depravation, vitiation, perversion. 2. Degeneration, degeneracy, caducity, decline, impairment …
65decay — I. v. n. 1. Decline, fail, deteriorate, wither, waste, perish, be impaired, waste away, fall into decay. 2. Rot, putrefy, be spoiled. II. n. Decline, decadence, declension, falling off, deterioration, degeneracy, caducity …
66ebb — I. n. 1. Regression, regress, retrocession, retrogression, reflux, refluence, return. 2. Decline, decay, deterioration, degeneration, degeneracy, caducity, wane, waning. 3. Decrease, diminution, abatement, decrement, subsidence. II. v. n. 1.… …
67age — 1. noun 1) he is 35 years of age his wife is the same age Syn: number of years, length of life; stage of life, generation, age group 2) her hearing had deteriorated with age Syn: elderliness, old age, oldness …
68age — n 1. lifetime, generation, duration, stage of life; year. 2. maturity, majority, seniority, adulthood; old age, agedness, oldness, elderliness, declining years; senescence, senectitude, senility, anility, caducity, dotage, decrepitude. 3. epoch,… …
69brevity — n 1. briefness, shortness, shortlivedness, transcience, impermanence, ephemerality, caducity. 2. conciseness, succinctness, curtness, terseness, lac onism; pithiness, pointedness, crispness, compactness, compression, compendiousness …
70debility — n 1. weakness, feebleness, enfeeblement, lack of strength, Pathol. asthenia, Pathol. adynamia; infirmity, exhaustion, prostration, enervation; decrepitude, caducity, senility; emasculation, castration, unmanning, impotence, impuissance. 2.… …
