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Meanings of deterioration in English

Portuguese
deterioração
Catalan
deterioració

Process of changing to an inferior state.

deterioração
Portuguese
piora
Catalan
deterioració

A symptom of reduced quality or strength.

piora
Usage of deterioration in English
1
Investors said they believe the overall REIT sector will reflect continuing deterioration.
Reuters
2
They work against the odds to change the consequences of that deterioration.
Feminist dot com
3
Even a very tiny provocation could result in regional deterioration, Nisman said.
The Guardian
4
What followed was a deterioration in services and subsequent, large government bailouts.
The South African
5
We also are seeing deterioration in the economy of our trading partners.
Reuters
6
Conclusions: Late rapid deterioration is a rare but lethal complication of ETV.
Pubmed
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However, it remains unclear if there is deterioration beyond a premorbid deficit.
Pubmed
8
He said it indicated a deterioration in complaint-handling by the financial institutions.
The Irish Times
9
A considerable deterioration was noted with the increasing level of the ME.
Pubmed
10
This extends the deterioration that the rating agency has seen since July.
Reuters
11
Downside pressure could arise from a deterioration in asset quality or profit.
Reuters
12
Thus the single tax might result in the deterioration of land values.
Problems in American Democracy
13
With no available treatment for silicosis you can only think of deterioration.
News.com.au
14
The magnitude of deterioration seen in this study may be clinically important.
Pubmed
15
Summary of background data: Delayed neurological deterioration after spinal surgery is uncommon.
Pubmed
16
We couldn't help but notice his deterioration in the last two interviews.
Mockingjay
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Common
United States of America
Common
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