degenerations Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- destructions
- falls
- ebbs
- downgrades
- decompositions
- descents
- devolutions
- downfalls
- decreases
- degeneracies
- declensions
- decadences
- eclipses
Weak:
- downturns
- dissolutions
- decrements
- ruinations
- downtrends
- decays
- drops
- diminishments
- dark-ages
- losses
- nadirs
- deflations
- breakups
- d-gringolades
- reductions
- sags
- demolitions
- havoc
- shrinkages
- desolations
- diminutions
- debasements
- sunsets
- dips
- falloffs
- disintegrations
- depreciations
- ruins
- decimations
- abasements
- slumps
Meaning of degenerations
degenerations
deterioration of a tissue or an organ in which its vitality is diminished or its structure impaired, deterioration in which specialized cells are replaced by less specialized cells (as in fibrosis or in malignancies) or in which cells are functionally impaired (as by deposition of abnormal matter in the tissue), a change in a tissue or an organ resulting in lessened activity or usefulness, intellectual or moral decline tending toward dissolution of character or integrity, a condition marked by degeneration of physical parts (as organs) present in related forms, a lowering of power, vitality, or essential quality to a feebler and poorer kind or state, intellectual, moral, or artistic decline, deterioration of a tissue or an organ in which its function is diminished or its structure is impaired, a lowering of effective power, vitality, or essential quality to an enfeebled and worsened kind or state, degenerate (see degenerate entry 1) condition, progressive deterioration of physical characters from a level representing the norm of earlier generations or forms
degenerations Sentence Examples
- The once-vibrant city had fallen into a state of severe degenerations, marked by dilapidated buildings and crumbling infrastructure.
- The patient's health declined rapidly, with physical and cognitive degenerations becoming increasingly evident.
- The effects of chronic alcoholism led to irreversible degenerations in the patient's liver and brain.
- The aging process often brings about gradual degenerations in mobility and memory.
- Musculoskeletal degenerations associated with osteoarthritis can cause significant pain and disability.
- Exposure to UV radiation can lead to degenerations of the skin, resulting in wrinkles and age spots.
- Certain genetic mutations predispose individuals to neurodegenerative disorders, characterized by progressive loss of cognitive and motor function.
- The lack of proper nutrition can accelerate the degenerations of aging, weakening the body and mind.
- Environmental pollution can contribute to cellular degenerations, increasing the risk of various diseases.
- The degeneration of morality within society has led to increased crime and social unrest.
FAQs About the word degenerations
deterioration of a tissue or an organ in which its vitality is diminished or its structure impaired, deterioration in which specialized cells are replaced by le
declinations, declines, degradations,deteriorations, destructions, falls, ebbs, downgrades, decompositions, descents
growths, advancements, evolutions, rises, ascents,developments, additions, gains, increments, restorations
The once-vibrant city had fallen into a state of severe degenerations, marked by dilapidated buildings and crumbling infrastructure.
The patient's health declined rapidly, with physical and cognitive degenerations becoming increasingly evident.
The effects of chronic alcoholism led to irreversible degenerations in the patient's liver and brain.
The aging process often brings about gradual degenerations in mobility and memory.
