décliner

Meaning

1. (intransitive) to weaken, to sicken, to go downhill
2. (transitive) to enumerate
3. (transitive) to decline
4. (transitive) to develop a range from a product
5. (pronominal) to be available (in a variety of forms, models, etc.)

Concepts

decline

fall

turn down

ebb

refuse

diminish

wane

sink

abate

worsen

reject

decay

ebb away

make worse

recede

reduce

repudiate

shrink

slant

waste away

wear

wither

be disposed to

be ruined

feel depressed

heel over

incline toward

become weak

trend toward

be prone to

bend

deteriorate

disincline

drop

drop away

drop off

dwindle

forbear

get worse

go down

languish

lurch

Synonyms

tomber

dégringoler

assaillir

pleuvoir

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s’effondrer

chuter

refuser

diminuer

décroître

revenir

tomber de haut

renier sa foi

déchanter

sombrer

écarter

rejeter

récuser

vaciller

déchoir

marquer le pas

refluer

s’abaisser

s’affaiblir

se dégrader

s’incliner

stagner

se sentir déprimé

tomber dans la dégradation

abaisser

décroïtre

agoniser

baisser

couler

délabrer

dépérir

déprimer

empirer

enfoncer

faiblir

faire une embardée

patauger

péricliter

piétiner

se coucher

se pencher

se raréfier

Translations

fallen

declinare

caer

vallen

declinar

abnehmen

afnemen

disminuir

menguar

ablehnen

schwinden

diminuir

abweisen

decadere

azalmak

Pronounced as (IPA)

/de.kli.ne/

Etymology

Inherited from Old French: decliner

Borrowed from Latin: dēclīnō

In summary

Inherited from Old French decliner, borrowed from Latin dēclīnāre.

Sentences

Cependant l'empire continue à décliner .

However, the empire continues to decline.