Sample Sentences fordeteriorate (editor-reviewed)
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The situation could quickly deteriorate.deteriorate = become worse
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Shortly after the invasion, the security for most Iraqi people deteriorated.deteriorated = became worse
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The two countries have a deteriorating relationship.deteriorating = worsening
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Her popularity began to deteriorate after the event.deteriorate = worsen
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The conflict has led to an alarming deterioration of human rights.deterioration = worsening
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I was shocked by the deterioration in her health.deterioration = amount of worsening
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The rubber deteriorated and needs to be replaced.deteriorated = became worse (wore out)
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The home will not sell for much because of its deteriorated state.deteriorated = worsened
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"That mirrors the timeline established by the body deterioration," said Puller.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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But for some reason his deteriorating hygiene pushed against his mind, causing horrific thoughts.† (source)
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As the years went on, Halliday's already-stunted social skills seemed to deteriorate even further.† (source)
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The aneurysm gradually deteriorates due to the constant pressure of the blood passing through it.† (source)
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Unlike Nadia, he felt in part guilty that they and their fellow residents were occupying a home that was not their own, and guilty also at the visible deterioration brought on by their presence, the presence of over fifty inhabitants in a single dwelling.† (source)
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She knew our marriage and lives were rapidly deteriorating.† (source)
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The rafts were beginning to deteriorate into jelly, and gave off a sour, burning odor.† (source)
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He's right; the paper from the ports always deteriorates quickly.† (source)
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