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Term: Degradation

Description:

Degradation refers to the deterioration or decline in quality, value, or condition of something. It can also refer to the act or process of degrading or reducing the worth or reputation of someone or something.

Senses:

  1. Noun: The state or process of being degraded or deteriorated.
  2. Noun: An instance of lowering in rank, status, or position.
  3. Noun: The lowering of moral or intellectual standards.
  4. Noun: (Chemistry) The breaking down or decomposition of a substance into smaller components.

Usages:

Popular:

  1. The degradation of the environment due to pollution is a significant concern.
  2. She experienced degradation in her social status after the scandal.
  3. The movie depicted the degradation of society's values.
  4. Chemical degradation of the organic matter resulted in the release of harmful toxins.

Local:

  1. The degradation of the neighborhood due to neglect has led to increased crime rates.
  2. His degradation at work is a result of unfair treatment by his superiors.
  3. In this region, cultural degradation has been observed due to the influence of foreign media.
  4. The degradation of the soil quality is causing issues for local farmers.

Sample Sentences:

  • The gradual degradation of the old building made it unsafe for occupation.
  • His degradation from captain to a regular team member was a blow to his ego.
  • Exposure to explicit content can contribute to the degradation of moral values in society.
  • The degradation of plastic waste is a pressing environmental issue.

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