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degeneration

/dɪˌdʒen.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el proceso de deterioro desde un estado superior a otro inferior, ya sea en fuerza, vitalidad o calidad esencial, o el declive de las cualidades mentales o morales, o la transición de una forma biológica más compleja a otra más simple.

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noun

/dɪˌdʒen.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C1formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa el proceso de deterioro desde un estado superior a otro inferior, ya sea en fuerza, vitalidad o calidad esencial, o el declive de las cualidades mentales o morales, o la transición de una forma biológica más compleja a otra más simple.

A noun referring to the process of declining from a higher to a lower level of effective power, vitality, or essential quality, or the state of being degenerate in mental or moral qualities, or passing from a more complex to a simpler biological form.

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  1. Decline in quality or functionB2formal

    The process of becoming worse in quality, strength, or effectiveness over time.

    esDeterioro o pérdida de calidad

    • The degeneration of the old building was evident in its crumbling walls.
    • Doctors are studying the degeneration of muscle tissue in elderly patients.
    • The company's degeneration was caused by poor management decisions.

    Sinónimoscorruptiondebasementdecaydeclinedegradationdeteriorationimpairmentregressionretrogressionworsening

    Antónimosadvancementdevelopmentenhancementgrowthimprovementprogressionrecoveryrestoration

  2. Moral or mental declineC1formal

    A state of decline in moral standards, mental abilities, or social behavior.

    esDegeneración moral o mental

    • The degeneration of public discourse is a growing concern.
    • His mental degeneration was noticeable after years of isolation.
    • The novel explores the moral degeneration of a once-noble family.

    Sinónimoscorruptiondebasementdecaydeclinedegradationdescentdeteriorationdevolutiondownfallregressionretrogression

    Antónimosadvancementdevelopmentelevationimprovementprogressregeneration

  3. Biological simplificationC1formalscientific

    The process by which an organism or structure becomes simpler or less complex in form during evolution or development.

    esDegeneración biológica

    • The degeneration of the human appendix is a classic example of evolutionary change.
    • Some parasites show degeneration, losing organs they no longer need.
    • Biologists study the degeneration of certain species in isolated environments.

    Sinónimosdevolutioninvolutionregressionretrogressionsimplification

    Antónimosadvancementdevelopmentevolutionprogression

Formas
  • degenerations plural form
  • degenerations' possessive plural form
  • degeneration's possessive singular form
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