devolutions Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- declensions
- d-gringolades
- decreases
- eclipses
- decompositions
- ebbs
- downgrades
- dark-ages
- destructions
- reductions
- downfalls
- decadences
- falls
- decays
- degeneracies
- degenerations
- dissolutions
Weak:
- debasements
- losses
- downslides
- slumps
- demolitions
- dips
- abasements
- demolishments
- slips
- drops
- diminishments
- sags
- sunsets
- decimations
- deflations
- abatements
- downtrends
- shrinkages
- depreciations
- ruins
- havoc
- ruinations
- desolations
- disintegrations
- drop-offs
- breakups
- decrements
- diminutions
- downturns
- falloffs
- nadirs
devolutions Meaning
devolutions
the transfer (as of rights, powers, property, or responsibility) to another, the surrender of powers to local authorities by a central government, retrograde (see retrograde entry 1 sense 2) evolution, transference (as of rights, powers, property, or responsibility) to another
devolutions Sentence Examples
- The devolutions of power to local governments aimed to increase autonomy and responsiveness.
- The devolutions of the company's responsibilities resulted in a more efficient and streamlined operation.
- The historical devolutions of the monarchy's authority marked a significant shift towards constitutional government.
- The devolutions of the human body after death are a natural and unavoidable process.
- The devolutions of a complex equation can simplify it for easier understanding.
- The devolutions of a large organization into smaller units can improve communication and decision-making.
- The devolutions of a language over time can lead to the creation of new dialects or languages.
- The devolutions of a spacecraft into its component parts are necessary for re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.
- The devolutions of a political system can weaken central authority and empower regional or local governments.
- The devolutions of a psychological disorder can involve the gradual reduction of symptoms and the return to normal functioning.
FAQs About the word devolutions
the transfer (as of rights, powers, property, or responsibility) to another, the surrender of powers to local authorities by a central government, retrograde (s
deteriorations, declinations, degradations, descents, declines, declensions, dégringolades, decreases, eclipses, decompositions
ascents, rises, growths, evolutions,developments, advancements, restorations,upswings, increases, gains
The devolutions of power to local governments aimed to increase autonomy and responsiveness.
The devolutions of the company's responsibilities resulted in a more efficient and streamlined operation.
The historical devolutions of the monarchy's authority marked a significant shift towards constitutional government.
The devolutions of the human body after death are a natural and unavoidable process.
