Decline
How words are described
| considerable | considerable decline | considerable majority |
| relative | relative decline | relative majority |
| small | small decline | small majority |
| vocal | vocal decline | vocal majority |
| Other adjectives: massive, great, huge, slight, noticeable, political, significant, overall. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- As the series progresses, it's revealed that the Empire's decline was clear for all to see, the majority of the population was just willfully ignorant and fell under the sway of people who had planned ahead.
Source: Literature / The Empire's Corps -
Since the majority of white people in the South did not own slaves, the exemptions of idle rich from the fighting when it was their slavery issue that had started the affair caused morale to decline heavily as the tide started to turn against the CSA.
- Most fans agree that the majority of Season 4 is at least okay, while Seasons 5 and 6 marked a rapid decline in the show's quality, most likely a cause of the show's writers initially not wanting to disgrace the sheer quality that was the first 3 seasons.
Source: Analysis / SpongeBob SquarePants
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