dégringolades Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- dark-ages
- losses
- declensions
- degenerations
- eclipses
- descents
- downfalls
- decays
- degeneracies
- devolutions
- downgrades
- reductions
Weak:
- destructions
- demolitions
- demolishments
- sunsets
- abasements
- downslides
- diminutions
- dissolutions
- disintegrations
- decrements
- falloffs
- dips
- ruinations
- decompositions
- ruins
- de-escalations
- shrinkages
- drops
- downturns
- diminishments
- havoc
- sags
- decreases
- breakups
- deflations
- depreciations
- debasements
- decimations
- nadirs
- slumps
dégringolades Meaning
dégringolades
a rapid decline or deterioration (as in strength, position, or condition)
dégringolades Sentence Examples
- The stock market witnessed a series of dégringolades, plummeting to record lows.
- The country's economy was in a freefall, with dégringolades in every sector.
- The politician's career took a dégringolade after the scandal was exposed.
- The students' grades suffered dégringolades due to the online learning format.
- The building's foundation crumbled, sending it into a dégringolade of broken concrete.
- The team's performance plummeted, resulting in a series of dégringolades in the standings.
- The artist's reputation took a dégringolade after their controversial work was criticized.
- The roller coaster ride featured several exhilarating dégringolades, causing shrieks from the riders.
- The skier lost control on the icy slope, sending them tumbling down in a dégringolade of snow and ice.
- The government's approval ratings took a dégringolade after mishandling the pandemic.
FAQs About the word dégringolades
a rapid decline or deterioration (as in strength, position, or condition)
degradations, falls, ebbs, decadences, declines, declinations,deteriorations, dark ages, losses, declensions
ascents, advancements, rises, evolutions,developments, growths, upswings, increases, increments,enhancements
The stock market witnessed a series of dégringolades, plummeting to record lows.
The country's economy was in a freefall, with dégringolades in every sector.
The politician's career took a dégringolade after the scandal was exposed.
The students' grades suffered dégringolades due to the online learning format.
