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verb

1. To become less in amount

   "The price of the stock declined."

2. To tend toward an inferior state or weaker condition

   "his health declined"

3. To withhold consent

   "We invited him but he declined."

4. To sink toward setting

   "the declining sun"

5. To draw toward a close wane

   "the day declined"

6. To slope downward descend
7. To bend down droop

   "… eyes … declining toward the ground …"

8. To stoop see stoop to what is unworthy

   "… the direful shameful state Adam declined into …"

9. To turn from a straight course stray
10. To refuse especially courteously

    "decline an invitation"

11. To refuse to undertake, undergo, engage in, or comply with

    "decline battle"

12. To give in prescribed order the grammatical forms of (a noun, pronoun, or adjective)

    "decline the Latin adjective "brevis""

13. To cause to bend or bow downward

    "… the clover … declines its blooms."

14. Avert

    "… evasions are sought to decline the pressure of resistless arguments …"

15. Avoid

    "… sinners … despairing to decline their fate …"

noun

1. A gradual physical or mental sinking and wasting away

   "experiencing a mental decline"

2. A change to a lower state or level

   "the decline of the aristocracy"

3. The period during which something is deteriorating or approaching its end

   "an empire in decline"

4. A downward slope

   "built on a slight decline"

5. A wasting disease

idiom

1. To become less powerful, wealthy, etc.

   "There was a general feeling that the country was in decline."

idiom

1. Getting worse without any chance to improve

   "The business is in terminal decline."

idiom

1. Becoming worse in condition or less in size, amount, number, etc. declining

   "His health is on the decline."