deteriorated (Meaning)

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deteriorated (imp. & p. p.)

of Deteriorate

The condition of the antique furniture deteriorated due to neglect and exposure to moisture.
Over the years, the health of the elderly patient deteriorated, requiring more intensive medical care.
The relationship between the neighboring countries deteriorated after the border dispute escalated.
As the economic situation worsened, the value of the currency deteriorated rapidly.
Despite efforts to maintain it, the road's surface deteriorated over time, leading to numerous potholes.
The mental health of the individual deteriorated following a series of traumatic events.
The quality of the product deteriorated after changes were made to the manufacturing process.
The patient's cognitive function deteriorated as the disease progressed.
The paint on the old house deteriorated, leaving it looking weather-beaten and worn.
Without regular maintenance, the condition of the historic landmark deteriorated, prompting concerns about its preservation.

of Deteriorate

tumbledown, decaying, abandoned,deteriorating, rickety, ramshackle, ruined, desolate, broken, destroyed

kept-up, new, fresh, reconstructed, new, kept-up,maintained, fresh, brand-new, maintained

The condition of the antique furniture deteriorated due to neglect and exposure to moisture.

Over the years, the health of the elderly patient deteriorated, requiring more intensive medical care.

The relationship between the neighboring countries deteriorated after the border dispute escalated.

As the economic situation worsened, the value of the currency deteriorated rapidly.