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Noun
The act of falling back into a prior, and typically unhealthy, state
A deterioration in state or health
A sudden short bout of an illness or stress
An act of repeating, or going back to, an earlier state or situation
A disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind
Verb
To fall back into bad habits or an unhealthy state
To worsen in health by returning to a prior sickly condition
To go back to an earlier and worse condition
To decrease in number, amount, intensity, or quality
To occur again, especially periodically or repeatedly
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▲
Noun
▲
The act of falling back into a prior, and typically unhealthy, state
backsliding
lapse
regression
recurrence
retrogression
recidivism
repetition
reversion
slide
return
retrogradation
backslide
recidivation
reverting
atavism
throwback
recession
deterioration
reoffending
reversing
retreat
reversal
relapsing
reoffense
degeneration
worsening
reverting to old habits
getting worse
“A
relapse
into depression, for example, often begins with some disappointment, leading to a bad mood.”
Noun
▲
A deterioration in state or health
deterioration
descent
fall
weakening
drop
downturn
decline
degeneration
worsening
loss
sinking
setback
waning
falling
slipping
turn for the worse
worsening of someone's condition
fall from grace
falling away
decay
lapse
retrogression
degradation
downfall
downgrade
ebb
declination
decadence
devolution
recession
ebbing
collapse
regression
atrophy
diminution
slump
decrease
abatement
reduction
lessening
dip
decrement
dive
plummet
dwindling
plunge
shrinkage
withering
devaluation
depreciation
degeneracy
diminishment
downtrend
downswing
failing
lowering
falloff
wane
comedown
depletion
crash
falling-off
dent
drop-off
backsliding
nosedive
tumble
dropoff
slip
falling off
declension
disintegration
decaying
enfeeblement
debilitation
debasement
eclipse
slide
falling apart
depression
ruin
step down
cut
breakdown
failure
demise
ruination
cutback
contraction
curtailment
rot
down
adulteration
dilapidation
dissolution
corrosion
fading
extinction
flameout
corruption
slackening
abasement
rotting
decomposition
blight
crumbling
downtick
putrefaction
stagnation
disrepair
downslide
impairment
perishing
diminishing
dying
mortification
attenuation
consumption
vitiation
death
defeat
decrepitude
putrescence
spoilage
end
shrinking
impoverishment
deduction
discount
destruction
overthrow
wasting
slowdown
putridity
festering
downgrading
wasting away
exhaustion
gangrene
retrenchment
rottenness
rust
sag
de-escalation
senescence
undoing
let-up
spoilation
caries
putridness
termination
trough
deflation
bankruptcy
aggravation
declining
erosion
demotion
slash
minimization
subsidence
minimizing
US
markdown
subtraction
foundering
damage
minimising
UK
break-up
fall-off
flop
dropping off
dying down
folding
petering out
annihilation
loss of status
spoiling
skid
bottom-out
expenditure
spoliation
cutting
draining
subsiding
expending
decadency
receding
emptying
reverse
sapping
easing
declivity
trimming
downer
blow
rollback
disgrace
deficiency
dégringolade
devaluing
decreasing
downward spiral
devitalization
using up
dilution
inactivity
comeuppance
running down
attrition
reducing
enervation
immiseration
expiry
vanquishing
escalation
malfunction
miscarriage
devastation
doom
shakeout
halt
disruption
cessation
interruption
falling to pieces
extermination
dying out
closing
labefaction
disorganization
US
rupture
seizure
stoppage
bust
stagflation
nonsuccess
disorganisation
UK
nonachievement
shutdown
fizzle
Waterloo
passing away
lack of success
economic decline
non-function
breaking down
credit squeeze
bad times
hard times
credit crunch
ruining
harm
destroying
reversion
decrescence
downsize
extenuation
diminuendo
dislocation
perversion
degringolade
dereliction
precipitation
recidivation
tainting
lightening
deprivation
mitigation
landslide
downhill trend
letting up
undermining
destabilisation
UK
destabilization
US
downshift
privation
easing off
sharp fall
fragmenting
meltdown
plummeting
dump
standstill
forfeiture
squandering
rundown
moderation
cadence
downcome
dropping away
steep fall
skydive
letup
shortfall
dissipation
breaking up
write-down
bottoming out
paralysis
slack
arrest
free fall
pruning
slimming
shrivelling
UK
loss of success
detraction
obliteration
drain
waste
economy
Black Monday
rainy day
axing
chopping
limiting
demolition
decimation
demolishment
flagging
emaciation
falling down
Götterdämmerung
desolation
deteriorating
wilting
degenerating
retardation
want
subdual
subjugation
pullback
slimming down
wastage
insolvency
closure
liquidation
shriveling
US
reversal
phasedown
saving
dying away
taking away
havoc
fading away
cheapening
bottom out
belt-tightening
scaling down
shrivelling up
drying up
topple
subversion
salami slicing
decrease in value
lowering in value
contracting
downsizing
discounting
reduction in value
unseating
expiration
accounting allowance
ousting
conquest
toppling
humiliation
humbling
belittlement
loss of value
passing
deposition
elimination
nemesis
shortening
wreck
discomfiture
letdown
cropper
pratfall
bane
debacle
checkmate
curtains
lowering of status
cutting down
loss of face
reality check
quietus
decease
shutting down
close-down
going under
winding up
loss of power
rack and ruin
road to ruin
loss of prosperity
marking down
paring down
ending
croaking
passing on
snuffing
passage
grave
unemployment
autumn
fate
exit
great divide
big trouble
rainy days
negative growth
disappearance
passing into oblivion
fizzling out
decline and fall
ceasing to exist
coming to an end
withering away
exacerbation
acerbation
embitterment
intensification
twilight
closing years
last years
final years
last phase
more ❯
“Dr. Moreno suffered a
relapse
in her health condition and was admitted to the hospital, where she remains stable.”
Noun
▲
A sudden short bout of an illness or stress
attack
bout
fit
outburst
spell
case
dose
occurrence
encounter
run
stint
eruption
outbreak
streak
access
frenzy
series
spasm
fury
siege
stroke
suffering
burst
convulsion
explosion
stretch
battle
period
rush
throe
conniption
patch
torrent
turn
flare
seizure
spurt
blowup
flurry
paroxysm
spree
ailment
round
spate
blow-up
flare-up
welling up
flash
gush
ebullition
storm
blaze
gale
flush
gust
boutade
surge
agony
effusion
outpouring
upsurge
flood
splurt
blast
outflow
outflowing
flutter
ictus
hurricane
flicker
apoplexy
wave
blow
episode
epilepsy
state
discharge
jag
scene
breakout
bursting
collapse
upheaval
rapture
volley
break
epileptic fit
onset
spot
throes
cycle
huff
blowout
experience
detonation
phase
fireworks
twitch
swell
manifestation
rash
interval
paddy
peal
tremor
contraction
heart attack
cramp
brainstorm
incidence
illness
breakdown
sudden illness
gushing
grand mal
epileptic attack
petit mal
ripple
embolism
thrombosis
shock
cerebrovascular accident
CVA
cerebral haemorrhage
cerebral vascular accident
stream
flow
deluge
cascade
epidemic
flux
tide
issue
barrage
hail
jet
efflux
onslaught
bombardment
rise
avalanche
cannonade
shower
welling
current
salvo
outrush
drainage
drain
blitz
fusillade
blitzkrieg
emanation
leakage
drumfire
sally
drumbeat
passion
battery
effluence
upswing
escape
inundation
rain
spout
outpour
sweep
outflux
upwelling
exodus
emission
plague
recrudescence
thunder
ebullience
groundswell
sudden appearance
seepage
hemorrhage
US
haemorrhage
UK
charge
uprising
onrush
effluent
emotional outpouring
debouchment
expression
emotional outburst
effluvium
ooze
escalation
influx
emergence
spring
bang
bubble
pang
vibration
inflammation
pangs
start
outcry
expulsion
fire
course
fever
ferment
loss
motion
bomb
overflow
exudation
broadside
spray
depletion
mass
shelling
bombing
effluxion
trickle
diffusion
shedding
splash
touch
river
craze
increase
growth
oozing
upturn
crossfire
stab
contagion
mushrooming
spread
fountain
blasting
exudate
show
burst of fire
ejection
venting
breaking
roar
irruption
tumult
sortie
building up
build-up
sudden display
sudden exhibition
sudden show
brief display
brief exhibition
emotional eruption
emotional episode
gunfire
strafe
more ❯
Noun
▲
An act of repeating, or going back to, an earlier state or situation
return
recurrence
reappearance
reoccurrence
repeat
reemergence
reestablishment
reiteration
repetition
restoring
resumption
recoil
recommencement
recrudescence
replay
replication
reprise
rerun
reversion
revisitation
reshowing
duplication
re-emergence
re-establishment
coming back
flare-up
repeated happening
habituation
regularity
repetitiveness
frequency
deterioration
fresh outbreak
intermittence
redo
iteration
renewal
reduplication
comeback
revival
echo
recap
restatement
recapitulation
repeating
reproduction
copy
iterance
ingemination
retry
repetitiousness
more ❯
Noun
▲
A disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind
illness
disease
sickness
ailment
disorder
infirmity
malady
complaint
condition
affliction
bug
indisposition
infection
affection
complication
trouble
weakness
ail
distemper
debility
distemperature
ill
malaise
virus
disability
fever
attack
contagion
lurgy
syndrome
unhealthiness
seizure
flu
fit
breakdown
unsoundness
diseasedness
unhealth
collapse
ailing
disturbance
valetudinarianism
morbidity
poor health
ill health
failing health
what's going around
upset
problem
defect
blight
contamination
plague
inflammation
injury
ache
dysfunction
pestilence
health condition
bane
abnormality
epidemic
curse
stroke
spell
septicity
medical condition
pollution
unwellness
poison
impairment
frailty
bad health
canker
cancer
evil
paroxysm
scourge
decrepitude
convulsion
health problem
endemic
pathosis
sickliness
coath
misery
Cancer
hemorrhage
US
visitation
feebleness
rot
haemorrhage
UK
convulsions
silent killer
queasiness
failure
plight
sepsis
dose
unwholesomeness
morbidness
mild sickness
predicament
unhealthfulness
complex
health issue
health complaint
irregularity
cachexia
pathology
toxicity
venom
miasma
corruption
impurity
taint
dyscrasia
pandemic
feverishness
pyrexia
febricity
disablement
incapacity
handicap
pathological condition
body heat
restriction
impotence
detriment
invalidity
learning difficulties
special needs
physical disability
learning disability
temperature
spasm
bout
turn
case
access
throe
ictus
sudden illness
apoplexy
siege
epileptic fit
more ❯
Verb
▲
To fall back into bad habits or an unhealthy state
revert
regress
retrogress
backslide
retrograde
lapse
recidivate
degenerate
fail
weaken
fade
fall
suffer
slip back
slide back
fall back
drift back
go backwards
go back to
be overcome
be overtaken
turn back
return
go back
deteriorate
fall off the wagon
recede
slip
resume
worsen
reoccur
decline
lapse into
take a step back
sink back
return to
revert to a former state
slip back to old ways
revert to old habits
revert to one's bad habits
go back to your old ways
select automatically
default
fall bak
more ❯
“Careful checks are made on how people fare after intervention and very few
relapse
into this type of problem.”
Verb
▲
To worsen in health by returning to a prior sickly condition
deteriorate
worsen
sink
weaken
fail
sicken
degenerate
fade
get ill again
get worse again
have a relapse
suffer a relapse
take a turn for the worse
“The patient might improve initially, but then strains resistant to both drugs would emerge, and the patient would
relapse
.”
Verb
▲
To go back to an earlier and worse condition
retrocede
deteriorate
decline
worsen
retrograde
degenerate
backslide
drop
decay
retrogress
sink
atrophy
regress
slump
wane
devolve
lapse
go downhill
get worse
ebb
crumble
fall
rot
descend
revert
slip
return
retreat
fall off
grow worse
take a turn for the worse
go back
go to the dogs
go to pot
go from bad to worse
weaken
fail
disintegrate
slide
decrease
collapse
lessen
waste
disimprove
corrode
reduce
vitiate
go to pieces
go down the toilet
go to the pack
become debilitated
die on vine
go down the tubes
waste away
go to rack and ruin
hit the skids
come apart at seams
recede
subside
recidivate
fall away
go backwards
fall back
lose ground
lose headway
turn back
turn the clock back
throw back
roll back
sink back
drift back
move back
slip back
more ❯
Verb
▲
To decrease in number, amount, intensity, or quality
fall
decline
decrease
diminish
dwindle
lessen
plunge
sink
drop
plummet
slump
shrink
crash
depreciate
descend
dip
regress
subside
taper
wane
abate
ebb
flag
lower
tumble
devalue
dive
droop
ease
lapse
lose
nosedive
recede
reduce
relent
remit
skid
totter
backslide
buckle
cheapen
crater
drag
moderate
pall
slope
trail
de-escalate
drop off
fall away
fall off
flop
go down
let up
bow out
drain away
grow less
taper off
die away
die down
die out
phase down
ratchet down
cave in
lose value
become lower
break down
decline in price
decrease in value
fold up
go into a tailspin
go through the floor
hit the dirt
take a header
take a nosedive
tip over
be precipitated
hit the floor
weaken
fade
slacken
deteriorate
collapse
peter out
tail off
degenerate
go downhill
sag
slide
attenuate
slip
ease off
drop down
settle
decay
contract
worsen
retrograde
fade away
retrogress
decrement
wither
alleviate
fail
temper
relax
soften
depress
fall steeply
drop away
atrophy
crumble
devolve
fall sharply
mitigate
wind down
flump
drop rapidly
dump
get worse
become less
grow smaller
rot
slacken off
disappear
waste away
become smaller
close
vanish
pitch
deplete
melt away
devaluate
drain
rachet down
downscale
die off
quell
come to an end
downsize
ease up
slack off
quieten
check
plonk oneself
plop oneself
slow
erode
come down
slouch
slope downwards
tone down
trail off
languish
assuage
allay
gravitate
dim
cool off
plump
revert
downturn
dissolve
dampen
calm
lull
slope down
deaden
wilt
disintegrate
slant down
get less
evaporate
shrivel
blur
grow worse
fall back
flop down
get lower
hit the skids
get smaller
go to the bottom
go to pot
take a dive
slow down
go down the toilet
settle down
go to the dogs
submerge
take the edge off
take the sting out
dry up
calm down
loll
precipitate
downgrade
dull
stoop
throw
lighten
set
founder
mollify
submerse
relieve
flounder
run
return
subdue
cut
cease
retrocede
melt
minimize
US
dent
terminate
slake
recidivate
minimise
UK
minify
slack
retreat
go downwards
recline
plump down
plunk down
quash
plump oneself
plank oneself
turn down
cast down
touch bottom
become weak
go back
give way
mark down
fizzle out
lower oneself
go down the tubes
make less
go backwards
slip back
wear off
write down
drift back
run low
roll back
become weaker
fade out
knock down
wear away
wear down
turn back
come to a stop
quieten down
plonk down
put a lid on
plop down
fall short
spiral
degrade
dissipate
sit heavily
debilitate
release
spoil
disperse
disengage
retire
topple
drift down
gutter
stop
finish
incline downwards
tilt downwards
ground
quiet
curb
shoot
falter
decimate
waste
restrain
shut
drift
modulate
curtail
bate
cascade
give out
extenuate
abbreviate
retrench
peter
disimprove
die
sediment
become softer
become quieter
cool
become worse
go
close out
decrease rapidly
decelerate
make smaller
go away
dunk
go bad
fall apart
die away or out
die away or down
unlax
faint
lose edge
narrow down
be reduced
go to seed
lay
grow dim
capsize
get quieter
get softer
descend rapidly
bellyflop
still
take a turn for the worse
go to rack and ruin
jump down
go lower
trail away
thin out
phase out
thin down
come downwards
be neglected
pare down
fall headlong
break
slant downwards
suffer
swamp
chill out
tip
incline
discount
precipitate out
cool it
be overtaken
slide back
be overcome
go back to
go under the surface
dip beneath the horizon
slash
level off
devalorize
evanesce
verge
bank
tilt
deflate
dig
overturn
drill
scuttle
drown
write off
lower in price
lower in value
plonk
plop
grow faint
draw to a close
be on the way out
give in
be at an angle
toss
blunt
palliate
go out
dilute
impair
plank
flow out
flow away
flow back
thin
tame
desist
clip
sink back
move back
lose ground
throw back
lose headway
turn the clock back
throw down
unload
plunk
cut back
soft-pedal
take the bite out
slack up
soothe
stifle
cushion
suppress
damp
appease
smother
muffle
tranquilize
US
modify
cut down
limit
pacify
tranquillise
UK
qualify
compose
repress
mute
help
placate
control
damp down
lenify
scale down
benumb
numb
restrict
mellow
inhibit
sweeten
loosen
bring down
put a damper on
overcome
squelch
shorten
gentle
dispel
trim
pare
quench
get rid of
dial down
ameliorate
extinguish
cauterize
US
make cutbacks in
smooth
regulate
cauterise
UK
contain
banish
dulcify
absorb
buffer
axe
UK
silence
keep in check
shave
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US
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hold back
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bridle
constrain
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UK
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rise above
hush
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cut off
choke off
stabilize
US
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ration
commute
make less intense
put damper on
couch
loose
narrow
fix up
anesthetize
US
pour oil on
run down
stabilise
UK
take down
trim back
trim down
put an end to
take it easy
throw cold water on
hold in check
ease up on
get under control
pour cold water on
dampen down
cut down on
put down
revise
disempower
address
improve
chill
diffuse
abase
put at rest
untighten
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
fix
excuse
steady
make weaker
rein
pipe down
mask
take the bite out of
take the sting out of
make reasonable
satiate
gratify
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patch things up
reduce the force of
truncate
abridge
clear
anaesthetize
UK
resolve
desensitize
US
dock
undermine
temperate
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put out a fire
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shed
balm
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frost
anaesthetise
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master
undervalue
demote
govern
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hebetate
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desensitise
UK
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harsh
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lick
reduce greatly
neutralize
US
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amortise
UK
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salami-slice
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UK
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US
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destroy
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stint
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disarm
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content
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stroke
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succor
US
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UK
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vary
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prevent
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aid
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assist
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come round
come again
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flare up
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happen repeatedly
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come and go
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rebound
reenter
revisit
bounce back
recoil
reemerge
go again
back up
circle back
resurface
reel back
begin again
turn back
rematerialize
take place again
arise again
come up again
appear
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redound
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