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Decay
Decay
v. i.
To
pass
gradually
from
a
sound
,
prosperous
, or
perfect
state
, to
one
of
imperfection
,
adversity
, or
dissolution
; to
waste
away
; to
decline
; to
fail
; to
become
weak
,
corrupt
, or
disintegrated
; to
rot
; to
perish
; as, a
tree
decays
;
fortunes
decay
;
hopes
decay
.
Decay
v. t.
To
cause
to
decay
; to
impair
.
Decay
v. t.
To
destroy
.
Decay
n.
Gradual
failure
of
health
,
strength
,
soundness
,
prosperity
, or of
any
species
of
excellence
or
perfection
;
tendency
toward
dissolution
or
extinction
;
corruption
;
rottenness
;
decline
;
deterioration
; as,
the
decay
of
the
body
;
the
decay
of
virtue
;
the
decay
of
the
Roman
empire
; a
castle
in
decay
.
Decay
n.
Destruction
;
death
.
Decay
n.
Cause
of
decay
.
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