Noun:

தரம் நலிந்த நிலை,

decadence's Usage Examples:

- The post-Platonic historians and critics, who, while they knew the earlier sophistry only through tradition, were eyewitnesses of the sophistry of the decadence, were more alive to the faults than to the virtues of the movement.

decadence of the municipal bodies into whose inheritance she had entered.

In fine, the decadence of the papal institution manifested itself in an irremediable manner when it had accomplished no more than the half of its task.

), which play a prominent part in the vegetation of the present day, especially in the higher latitudes of the northern hemisphere; certain members of this class are of considerable antiquity, but the conifers as a whole are still vigorous and show but little sign of decadence.

Cleverness naturally and rapidly took the place of nature, and decadence then began.

Welcome to the magical world of Miss Keda Breeze where circus showgirl meets the glamorous decadence of burlesque striptease.

He was possessed by the spirit of decadence, imitative rather than originating.

Although the southern Italians had long been ruled by foreigners, it was the Angevin domination which thoroughly denationalized them, and initiated that long period of corruption, decadence and foreign slavery which only ended in the 19th century.

" The day," says Ernest Renan, " in which the belief in an after-life shall vanish from the earth will witness a terrific moral and spiritual decadence.

If you swallow a burp does it turn into a fart?Gence, and published complete under the title L'Histoire de fart par les monuments, depuis sa decadence au quatrieme siecle jusqu'd son renouvellement au seizieme (6 vols.

Taken in this sense fetishism is probably a mark of decadence.

Synonyms:

decadency, abjection, degeneration, degeneracy, degradation, abasement,

Antonyms:

evolution, morality,