(bound form) to decay; to decline; to wane

to age; to deteriorate with age; old and weak

to decline; to fall; to drop; to falter; a decline; recession (in economics)

organ failure; exhaustion; prostration (medicine)

loser; jerk

weak; feeble

to fall; to drop; to decline; to deteriorate; to go downhill

to decline; to wane; to decay; to deteriorate

to decline; to die out; decline and fall

to weaken; to attenuate

radioactive decay

to decline; to wane; weakened; enfeebled; in decline

decaying; decrepit; aged and crumbling

aged; decrepit

decline in fortunes

uninspired; dejected; discouraged

decay heat

decay chain

recession (in economics)

to treat a debility according to its nature

decay curves