decadences Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- destructions
- dark-ages
- degenerations
- declensions
- ebbs
- d-gringolades
- degeneracies
- downfalls
- reductions
- downgrades
- decreases
- eclipses
- devolutions
Weak:
- deflations
- decrements
- dissolutions
- sags
- de-escalations
- falloffs
- disintegrations
- debasements
- downslides
- havoc
- slumps
- demolishments
- decimations
- ruins
- dips
- shrinkages
- demolitions
- breakups
- downtrends
- abasements
- sunsets
- diminutions
- downturns
- drops
- decompositions
- decays
- nadirs
- depreciations
- losses
- ruinations
- diminishments
Meaning of decadences
decadences
a falling off in quality or strength, a period of decline, the tendency to give in to one's desires for comfort and pleasure, the process of becoming decadent
decadences Sentence Examples
- The city's decadences reflected the moral decay of the ruling class.
- The opulent lifestyle of the elite was a stark contrast to the poverty-stricken masses.
- The lavish parties and extravagant spending exemplified the decadences of the Roaring Twenties.
- The emperor's court was renowned for its luxurious decadences and political intrigue.
- The downfall of Rome was attributed in part to the pervasive decadences that weakened its society.
- The novel explored the themes of decadences and moral bankruptcy in the Victorian era.
- The decadent lifestyle of the bohemian artists was both alluring and self-destructive.
- The fashion industry often perpetuates the decadences of conspicuous consumption.
- The decadences of the modern age have led to a loss of traditional values and a decline in social cohesion.
- Escaping the cycle of decadences requires a renewed focus on virtue and restraint.
FAQs About the word decadences
a falling off in quality or strength, a period of decline, the tendency to give in to one's desires for comfort and pleasure, the process of becoming decadent
falls,deteriorations, declines, descents, declinations, degradations, destructions, dark ages, degenerations, declensions
growths,developments, upswings, advancements, ascents, evolutions, rises, supplements, enhancements, restorations
The city's decadences reflected the moral decay of the ruling class.
The opulent lifestyle of the elite was a stark contrast to the poverty-stricken masses.
The lavish parties and extravagant spending exemplified the decadences of the Roaring Twenties.
The emperor's court was renowned for its luxurious decadences and political intrigue.
