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declinationsnounpl. of declination a change to a lower state or levelthere's been a declination in basic civility in our society decadences, declensions, declines, degeneracies, degenerations, degradations, dégringolades, descents, deteriorations, devolutions, downfalls, downgrades, ebbs, eclipses, falls dark ages, nadirs, sunsetsdecaysbreakups, decompositions, disintegrations, dissolutionsabasements, debasementsdepreciationsdecimations, demolishments, demolitions, desolations, destructions, havoc, ruinations, ruinsabatements, decreases, decrements, de-escalations, deflations, diminishments, diminutions, dips, downslides, downtrends, downturns, drop-offs, drops, falloffs, losses, reductions, sags, shrinkages, slips, slumps ascents, rises, upswings advancements, developments, evolutions, growthsfloweringsrenewals, restorations, revitalizationsaccretions, accruals, addenda(also addendums), additions, augmentations, boosts, enhancements, gains, increases, increments, raises, supplements an unwillingness to grant something asked forcongressional declinations of cabinet appointments have been relatively infrequent, most senators believing that the president is entitled to pick his own advisors denials, disallowances, nays, noes(or nos), nonacceptances, refusals, rejections, turndowns rebuffs, repudiations, repulses, spurnsnegativesbans, injunctions, vetoesdeterrences, discouragements, repressions, suppressions allowances, approvals, grants, OKs(or okays) acceptances, accessions, acquiescences, agreements, assents, authorizations, clearances, concurrences, consents, leaves, licenses(or licences), permissions, sanctions, sufferancesimprimaturs, seals, signatures, stamps |