Decline and Evening

Decline

Decline noun - A gradual sinking and wasting away of mind or body.

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Evening and decline are semantically related In some cases you can use "Evening" instead a noun "Decline".

Evening noun - A later period of one's life.

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Decline and evening are semantically related in latter part of a day topic. Sometimes you can use "Decline" instead a noun "Evening".

Nearby Word: evened

original	original decline	original evening
great	great decline	great evening
serious	serious decline	serious evening
quiet	quiet decline	quiet evening
Other adjectives: final, aforementioned.

Hudson tells Sherlock of how marriage led to the decline in her friendship with her best friend — she comments particularly on how that friend spent the whole evening in tears and left early.

Source: Series / Sherlock
Despite the decline of the popularity of radio in the U.K., it's still a pretty big deal to have a long-running show in an early-evening time-slot that premieres on the main channel rather than its sister channel.

Source: Creator / David Sedaris

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