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(bound form) to decay / to decline / to wane
(of an organ or bodily function) failure / to fail / (of resources etc) exhaustion / depletion
to age / to deteriorate with age / old and weak
to decline / to fall / to drop / to falter / a decline / recession (in economics)
to fall / to drop / to decline / to deteriorate / to go downhill
weak / feeble
to decline / to wane / to decay / to deteriorate
to weaken / to attenuate
to decline / to die out / decline and fall
kidney failure
heart failure
to age prematurely / premature senescence
to treat a debility according to its nature
loser / jerk
to decline / to wane / weakened / enfeebled / in decline
decaying / decrepit / aged and crumbling
radioactive decay
decay curves
decay heat
decay chain
recession (in economics)
decline in fortunes
aged / decrepit
uninspired / dejected / discouraged
unfailing / never weakening / enduring / unstoppable
optical attenuation
weakening and close to exhaustion (idiom) / in terminal decline / on one's last legs
(physics) half-life
to express pessimistic views about (sth)
national decline
old and weak (idiom)
radioactive decay
to age prematurely
heat exhaustion
from prosperity to decline / at its peak before the decline
to flourish then decline / rise and fall
nervous exhaustion / neurasthenia / mental breakdown (often used to describe what is now understood to be clinical depression)
psychasthenia / obsessive-compulsive disorder
unfailing / never-ending
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