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Meanings of deteriorating in English

Russian
деградация
Catalan
decaïment

Process in which an object loses its desirable qualities over time.

деградация
Usage of deteriorating in English
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It is clear that investors' high hopes continue to trump deteriorating fundamentals.
The Irish Times
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Sea-Eye said the situation on board the Alan Kurdi was quickly deteriorating.
Reuters
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He was taken to hospital on 12 April because of deteriorating health.
Radio NZ
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Ankara's deteriorating economy and pressure on Erdoğan himself has underpinned crisis fears.
The Guardian
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The wider national picture was also one of a deteriorating jobs market.
The Guardian
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And blaming our deteriorating economic circumstances solely on outside events is disingenuous.
The South African
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I must explain at this juncture that Tanuma's health was fast deteriorating.
Japanese Tales of Mystery & Imagination
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Ask the environment, if you could, whether it likes deteriorating so rapidly.
The Irish Times
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The poisoning hazards include deteriorating lead paint, tainted soil and contaminated water.
Reuters
10
But the deteriorating road network must first be significantly rehabilitated, she said.
Jamaica Observer
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But it should not be allowed to disguise a slowly deteriorating situation.
The Irish Times
12
His second firmed up the suspicion that Aberdeen's defending was actually deteriorating.
The Guardian
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Outside, broken pavements and deteriorating tarmac are also in need of replacement.
The Irish Times
14
But it was the city's deteriorating state that lured Widodo into politics.
Reuters
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With the cross deteriorating, the borough has taken responsibility for its maintenance.
BBC
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It also said the doctor failed to detect her deteriorating vital signs.
Reuters
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Translations for deteriorating
Catalan
decaïment
Deteriorating through the time
Deteriorating across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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