Deterioration - Law Dictionary Search Results

Impossibility

performance because (1) the subject or means of performance has deteriorated, has been destroyed, or is no longer available, (2) the

other words to make a thing or substance worse and deteriorate. The word 'impair' cannot be said to have a fixed

over which his right extended, so that it was not deteriorated in value at the time his right expired (Nov. vii.

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spiritless to pine away to linger in a weak or deteriorating condition to wither or fade

Decaying deteriorating

as in position value etc to debase to degrade to deteriorate

Worse state or quality inferiority

going from better to worse

former state having declined in worth having lost in goodness deteriorated degraded unworthy base low

worth dignity purity station etc to degrade to lower to deteriorate to abase as to debase the character by crime to

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