Declined - Law Dictionary Search Results
De
A prefix from Latin de down from away as in debark decline decease deduct decamp In words from the French it is equivalent to Latin dis apart away or sometimes
Decay
from a sound prosperous or perfect state to one of imperfection adversity or dissolution to waste away to decline to fail to become weak corrupt or disintegrated to rot to perish as a tree decays fortunes decay
Declinature
The act of declining or refusing as the declinature of an office
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Degeneration
The act or state of growing worse or the state of having become worse decline degradation debasement degeneracy deterioration
Purpure
Purple represented in engraving by diagonal lines declining from the right top to the left base of the escutcheon or from sinister chief to dexter base
Detrect
To refuse to decline
Enclitics
The art of declining and conjugating words
Evening
The latter part and close of the day and the beginning of darkness or night properly the decline of the day or of the sun
Gradual
descent or from one state to another regularly progressive slow as a gradual increase of knowledge a gradual decline
magnetic variation
Same as magnetic declination
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