declining (Meaning)

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declining (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Decline

No strong antonyms found.

The company faced declining profits for the third consecutive quarter.
The aging population resulted in declining birth rates in many developed countries.
The scientist observed a declining trend in carbon dioxide levels over the past decade.
Despite efforts to reverse the trend, the school continued to face declining enrollment.
The declining health of the coral reefs is a cause for concern among environmentalists.
The neighborhood underwent a transformation due to declining property values.
The declining popularity of traditional media has led to a rise in digital platforms.
The declining interest in the sport prompted organizers to revamp their marketing strategy.
The declining number of attendees at the annual event raised questions about its future viability.
The declining support for the political candidate was reflected in the latest opinion polls.

of Decline

nodding, weeping,bowing, falling, declined, bowed, sagging, inclining, floppy, hanging

elevated, rigid, elevated, stiff,upright, upright, rigid, erect, unbending, erect

The company faced declining profits for the third consecutive quarter.

The aging population resulted in declining birth rates in many developed countries.

The scientist observed a declining trend in carbon dioxide levels over the past decade.

Despite efforts to reverse the trend, the school continued to face declining enrollment.