Deterioration ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Deterioration ( noun )

The process or condition of deteriorating or becoming worse.

Origin:

Late middle english from latin deterioratio(n-), from deteriorare 'to make worse'.

Examples:

1. The rapid deterioration of the economy has caused concern among experts.
2. The deterioration of the building's structure was evident in the cracks on its walls.
3. The deterioration of the patient's health was alarming and the doctor recommended immediate medical attention.
4. The team's performance showed a noticeable deterioration after the injury of its star player.
5. The deterioration of relations between the two countries has resulted in a breakdown of diplomatic talks.

(As a verb)

Deterioration ( verb )

The process or condition of deteriorating or becoming worse.

Origin:

Late middle english from latin deterioratio(n-), from deteriorare 'to make worse'.

Examples:

1. The rapid deterioration of the economy has caused concern among experts.
2. The deterioration of the building's structure was evident in the cracks on its walls.
3. The deterioration of the patient's health was alarming and the doctor recommended immediate medical attention.
4. The team's performance showed a noticeable deterioration after the injury of its star player.
5. The deterioration of relations between the two countries has resulted in a breakdown of diplomatic talks.