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Meanings of worsening in anglès

portuguès
deterioração
català
deterioració

Process of changing to an inferior state.

deterioració
espanyol
empeoramiento

Changing for the worse.

empeoramiento
Usage of worsening in anglès
1
Cirri said the conflict was worsening an already serious situation in Yemen.
Reuters
2
AS A SOCIETY, we have a serious and worsening problem with alcohol.
The Irish Times
3
Shahristani's comments come against the backdrop of a worsening global financial crisis.
Reuters
4
The company said it has seen business sentiment worsening marginally since November.
Reuters
5
Abe said last month he was stepping down because of worsening health.
Reuters
6
However, it may prevent worsening of hepatic steatosis associated with weight gain.
Pubmed
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However, in the three patients with worsening, the HA level significantly increased.
Pubmed
8
The worsening situation in the world's biggest economy hasn't hit us yet.
News.com.au
9
Interest rate hikes have discouraged investments in recent months, worsening Brazil's downturn.
Reuters
10
Still, this is a sign of the worsening of Cuba's economic situation.
Reuters
11
Of course the union have to address an ever-worsening annual operating deficit.
The Irish Times
12
No new cases of cystoid macular edema or worsening of glaucoma occurred.
Pubmed
13
For a minority of participants, physical activity consistently contributed to pain worsening.
Pubmed
14
So the government cannot claim this worsening outlook took them by surprise.
The Guardian
15
Given the Moody's report, the worry is that these impairments are worsening.
The Guardian
16
Embarrassed by her worsening power of recall, she withdrew from her friends.
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portuguès
deterioração
Worsening through the time
Worsening across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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