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What is another word for
vitiation
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The act of marring, reducing or spoiling something's quality or value
The introduction of a substance that has harmful or poisonous effects
The Formal act of putting an end to
The process of becoming progressively worse in standard or quality
Physical harm that impairs the value, usefulness, or normal function of something
The act or state of humiliating (someone) or being humiliated
The act of giving an appearance to something of which it is not
The state, quality or fact of being morally depraved or evil
The state of being perverted morally or based on accepted social norms
Something at which someone or something is substandard
The state or condition of being physically weak
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Noun
▲
The act of marring, reducing or spoiling something's quality or value
marring
reduction
spoiling
undermining
deterioration
devaluation
dilution
impairment
“The
vitiation
of the antique vase occurred when it was accidentally dropped and shattered into many pieces, greatly diminishing its value.”
Noun
▲
The introduction of a substance that has harmful or poisonous effects
corruption
contamination
sullying
degradation
pollution
debasement
adulteration
impairment
defilement
tainting
poisoning
destruction
ruin
damage
harm
tarnishing
spoiling
befoulment
infection
dirtying
decomposition
violation
profanation
deterioration
desecration
soiling
fouling
befouling
besmirching
blight
adulterating
contaminating
corrupting
depravation
taint
depravity
poison
infecting
abuse
spoliation
besmearing
warping
polluting
misuse
impurity
ruination
devaluation
depreciation
reduction
decay
putrescence
putrefaction
rotting
rot
festering
breakdown
septicity
foulness
rottenness
sepsis
erosion
spoilage
noxiousness
septicaemia
inflammation
suppuration
bacteria
germs
ulceration
microbes
toxicity
insanitation
pestilence
more ❯
“The illegal dumping of toxic waste into the river resulted in the
vitiation
of its water, posing a severe threat to the ecosystem.”
Noun
▲
The Formal act of putting an end to
abolition
cancellation
UK
repeal
annulment
nullification
abrogation
voiding
invalidation
rescindment
quashing
negation
dissolution
cancelation
US
revocation
withdrawal
avoidance
termination
rescission
abatement
abolishment
elimination
repudiation
ending
defeasance
rescinding
retraction
end
overturning
removal
countermanding
eradication
obliteration
destruction
extermination
discontinuation
annihilation
suppression
stopping
scrapping
overthrow
extirpation
axing
ditching
subversion
extinction
dumping
effacement
erasure
excising
junking
scrubbing
annulling
chopping
closure
expunction
wiping out
stamping out
doing away with
blotting out
closing down
reversal
setting aside
voidance
recall
overruling
overriding
vetoing
undoing
suspension
disannulment
disaffirmation
deletion
erasing
discharge
breakup
ruin
devastation
demolition
ruination
demolishment
desolation
wreckage
crushing
havoc
decimation
wastage
loss
mincemeat
extinguishing
abolishing
abandonment
riddance
wrecking
liquidation
ravaging
disintegrating
dropping
dissolving
shattering
extinguishment
repression
crashing
invalidating
clampdown
taking away
abortion
calling
crackdown
recision
downfall
refutation
purging
displacement
disposal
carnage
calling off
subverting
banishment
death
purgation
massacre
zapping
sacking
disrupting
rooting out
weeding out
wreck
discrediting
desisting
cessation
perdition
wrack
canceling
US
retracting
relinquishment
denial
contradiction
revoking
abandoning
cancelling
UK
calamity
rebuttal
slaughter
disclaiming
disproval
refuting
ejection
expulsion
utter destruction.
omission
evacuation
discard
exclusion
rejection
total destruction
excretion
cut
excision
vanishing
oblivion
disappearance
obsolescence
dying out
no life
prevention
dismantling
end of life
quelling
thing of the past
smashing
defacing
squashing
subduing
prohibition
check
levelling
UK
spoliation
spoiling
razing
defeat
vanquishing
conquering
stop
blighting
wasting
marring
impairment
scarring
wipeout
felling
damage
disfigurement
cowing
halting
arrest
curb
restriction
subdual
conquest
suppressing
dominance
overpowering
injury
dynamiting
harm
leveling
US
torpedoing
blasting
violation
bombing
restraint
squelching
embargo
shutdown
breaking up
pulling down
tearing down
knocking down
blowing up
snuffing out
strike
laying waste
getting tough
stern measures
severe measures
razing to the ground
bane
more ❯
Noun
▲
The process of becoming progressively worse in standard or quality
slump
decline
fall
drop
downturn
deterioration
descent
degradation
ebb
downgrade
degeneration
downfall
degeneracy
devaluation
worsening
slide
depreciation
decay
decadence
retrogression
devolution
slip
waning
stagnation
debasement
declension
declination
abasement
breakdown
adulteration
collapse
failure
lessening
spoiling
lapse
rot
ruin
eclipse
dégringolade
corrosion
dislocation
perversion
degringolade
disrepair
escalation
reversion
aggravation
disintegration
weakening
decaying
ebbing
dilapidation
ruining
fading
destroying
withering
harm
spoliation
enfeeblement
debilitation
corruption
rotting
decrease
reduction
diminution
abatement
decrement
diminishment
shrinkage
depletion
atrophy
falloff
blight
failing
ruination
mortification
decomposition
crumbling
lowering
dissolution
perishing
drop-off
dwindling
putrefaction
putridity
decrepitude
putrescence
loss
extinction
spoilage
impairment
dying
regression
dent
gangrene
depression
rottenness
rust
senescence
plunge
spoilation
wasting
dip
caries
festering
consumption
downswing
putridness
wasting away
recession
nosedive
downtrend
attenuation
falling-off
falling off
step down
dive
plummet
wane
tumble
crash
comedown
down
downslide
sinking
shrinking
cut
cutback
curtailment
contraction
precipitation
downtick
sag
landslide
damage
fall-off
impoverishment
exhaustion
backsliding
dropoff
demise
minimization
relapse
flameout
retrenchment
extenuation
diminuendo
cadence
downcome
downward spiral
defilement
diminishing
tarnishing
sullying
slackening
contamination
subsiding
easing
pollution
subsidence
flagging
dying away
de-escalation
dying down
dying out
petering out
fading away
trough
slipping
meltdown
reverse
bottoming out
steep fall
dump
more ❯
Noun
▲
Physical harm that impairs the value, usefulness, or normal function of something
damage
harm
injury
destruction
detriment
impairment
devastation
hurt
mutilation
ruin
defacement
defilement
desecration
disfigurement
scarring
vandalism
vandalization
wreckage
affliction
attrition
battering
crushing
deterioration
erosion
havoc
shattering
wrecking
abrasion
abuse
annihilation
corrosion
debasement
degeneration
ruination
spoilage
adulteration
corruption
depreciation
infliction
marring
blemish
blow
bruise
catastrophe
contamination
disturbance
ravage
ruining
wear and tear
prejudice
deleteriousness
sabotage
violence
mischance
banefulness
noxiousness
foul play
defacing
spoiling
disfiguration
vandalizing
US
uglification
damaging
vandalising
UK
elimination
downfall
demolition
dismantling
abolition
extirpation
smashing
end
demolishment
levelling
UK
ravaging
disintegrating
spoliation
razing
undoing
wipeout
felling
blighting
wasting
desolation
death
overthrow
dissolving
leveling
US
torpedoing
crashing
zapping
blasting
dynamiting
abolishing
invalidating
violation
bombing
extinguishing
invalidation
laying waste
razing to the ground
breaking up
pulling down
tearing down
rooting out
knocking down
blowing up
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act or state of humiliating (someone) or being humiliated
humiliation
disgrace
embarrassment
shame
affront
degradation
ignominy
indignity
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
humbling
abasement
chagrin
disesteem
mortification
discredit
insult
obloquy
opprobrium
condescension
discomfiture
reprobation
snub
comedown
rebuff
resignation
submission
submissiveness
put down
brush-off
loss of face
self-abasement
slap in the face
smack in the face
touché
loss of pride
kick in the teeth
mental pain
blow to one's pride
humble pie
scandal
infamy
disrepute
disfavour
UK
odium
disfavor
US
reproach
unpopularity
notoriety
debasement
stigma
ill repute
unhonour
UK
reflection
unhonor
US
bad reflection
ill favour
ill fame
stain
blemish
slur
blot
smear
taint
disrespect
contempt
ingloriousness
spot
smirch
censure
black eye
brand
notoriousness
abashment
aspersion
shamefulness
black mark
bad name
flak
derogation
tarnish
blame
demerit
scar
disreputableness
imputation
fame
flaw
fault
offence
UK
disapprobation
scorn
sin
offense
US
slight
name
splash
onus
smudge
depreciation
detraction
bad reputation
ill-repute
ballyhoo
spotlight
disgracefulness
lost face
infamousness
disreputability
humbleness
celebrity
dishonorableness
outrage
damage
ignobility
doghouse
injury
opprobriousness
ignominiousness
mistrust
distrust
imperfection
debasing
loss of reputation
crime
bad odor
slam
bad books
condemnation
baseness
shaming
derision
contumely
egg on one's face
bar sinister
loss of self-respect
rep
corruption
blot on the escutcheon
disparagement
defect
criticism
injustice
bad odour
hit
mark
insignificancy
slap
hint
suggestion
blight
tarnishing
loss of honor
besmirchment
abomination
discomfort
impropriety
exposé
dump
animadversion
stricture
misery
red face
lowering
harm
self-consciousness
downgrading
looking foolish
unworthiness
crawling
prostration
loss of dignity
worthlessness
disapproval
defamation
vilification
loss of respect
belittlement
source of discredit
eating crow
swallowing one's pride
prostitution
pollution
disbarment
misgrace
meanness
turpitude
culpability
slander
venality
strife
wrongdoing
misconduct
eating humble pie
self-effacement
disregard
pitifulness
transgression
low esteem
humility
lack of respectability
fluster
exposure
naming and shaming
public disgrace
demotion
subjugation
downgrade
confusion
pitiableness
abjectness
disconcertment
éclat
discomposure
shocker
awkwardness
source of shame
blemish on
blot on
stain on
vexation
center stage
skeleton in the closet
black mark on
black sheep
bad reflection on
smirch on
bring down
blot on the escutcheon of
skeleton in the cupboard
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of giving an appearance to something of which it is not
falsification
misrepresentation
distortion
forgery
perversion
counterfeiting
debasement
doctoring
fabrication
manipulation
tampering
adulteration
alteration
changing
dissimulation
fudging
invention
manipulating
corruption
deceit
deception
fiddling
misapplication
tampering with
subversion
degradation
change
twisting
misinterpretation
travesty
misconstruction
anomaly
aberration
irregularity
deviation
unnaturalness
abnormality
misstatement
coloring
US
slant
colouring
UK
exaggeration
falsehood
lie
tall story
tweaking
misuse
bias
misreporting
skew
prejudice
garbling
spin
slanting
tinkering
untruth
imbalance
jazz
jive
baloney
line
crock
caricature
mutilation
twist
stretch
stretching
faking
false light
BS
pirating
coining
not a true picture
fraudulence
fraudulent copying
fraudulent imitation
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state, quality or fact of being morally depraved or evil
depravity
wickedness
immorality
degeneracy
evil
sinfulness
corruption
decadence
dissipation
vileness
turpitude
sin
iniquity
vice
viciousness
corruptness
heinousness
evilness
baseness
degeneration
badness
degenerateness
debasement
atrociousness
decadency
iniquitousness
brutality
degradation
dissipatedness
hideousness
abjection
enormity
monstrosity
depravedness
demoralisation
UK
demoralization
US
diabolicalness
criminality
brutishness
nefariousness
loucheness
scumbaggery
debauchery
perversion
libertinism
dissoluteness
libertinage
atrocity
licentiousness
pervertedness
profligacy
rakishness
wantonness
dissolution
villainy
impurity
lewdness
lechery
dishonesty
crookedness
wrong
fiendishness
profanity
cruelty
excess
looseness
unscrupulousness
malignity
indecency
impiety
lawlessness
inhumanity
promiscuity
self-indulgence
ungodliness
savagery
libidinousness
intemperance
infamy
barbarity
impropriety
wrongdoing
barbarousness
ruthlessness
savageness
malfeasance
shadiness
lubricity
overindulgence
devilishness
foulness
heartlessness
lasciviousness
abandon
devilry
unrighteousness
lecherousness
barbarism
immoderation
deviltry
mercilessness
diablerie
vulgarity
inhumanness
dishonour
UK
cruelness
dishonor
US
truculence
lustfulness
bestiality
knavery
malice
sadism
indulgence
wildness
gluttony
shamelessness
disgrace
ferocity
maleficence
bloodthirstiness
salaciousness
blasphemy
irreverence
godlessness
unholiness
prodigality
villainousness
evil-doing
abandonment
profanation
impiousness
misconduct
incontinence
flagitiousness
salacity
meanness
abuse
lack of morals
lack of principles
callousness
depravation
sordidness
peccability
peccancy
severity
animalism
bad
evildoing
murderousness
coarseness
defilement
sacrilege
irreligiousness
unrestraint
extravagance
unruliness
monstrousness
sybaritism
horror
hedonism
contemptibility
voluptuousness
violation
offence
UK
sauciness
offense
US
decay
despicability
sacrilegiousness
malevolence
hard-heartedness
fierceness
spite
devilment
unkindness
ill
deceit
spitefulness
laxity
unfeelingness
coldness
treachery
desecration
duplicity
lust
impishness
dreadfulness
venality
insensitiveness
unchastity
dishonourableness
immodesty
sinning
insensibility
despotism
deception
truculency
unseemliness
flagrancy
immoderateness
crime
transgression
abomination
disreputableness
pitilessness
wretchedness
obscenity
lack of restraint
nastiness
lowness
double-dealing
fast living
ignobility
scandal
venom
animality
pleasure-seeking
naughtiness
rancour
UK
outrageousness
masochism
evil behavior
mischief
rancor
US
deceitfulness
awfulness
chicanery
grossness
delinquency
rankness
sensuality
deceptiveness
outrage
disorder
underhandedness
fraud
profaneness
unjustness
irresponsibility
prurience
disrespect
anarchy
grievousness
malignance
heresy
lawbreaking
shamefulness
bawdiness
revel
forwardness
presumptuousness
boldness
effrontery
audacity
arrogance
refractoriness
slackness
temerity
complacency
decline
improbity
irreligion
perversity
insidiousness
sunfulness
harshness
epicureanism
drunkenness
carousal
concupiscence
moral decay
disrepute
binge
revelry
bender
ugliness
recklessness
wastefulness
blackness
dereliction
self-gratification
tear
hostility
darkness
violence
wrongness
indignity
diabolism
immoral behaviour
ferity
malefaction
la dolce vita
unhonour
UK
unhonor
US
life in fast lane
persecution
torture
vindictiveness
cold-bloodedness
antisocial behavior
bastardization
ghastliness
frightfulness
gruesomeness
unfairness
peccantness
rottenness
grisliness
horridness
promiscuousness
fraudulency
scoundrelism
deterioration
worsening
repulsiveness
fall
uncleanness
unworthiness
unwholesomeness
unchasteness
hell
laxness
wrongfulness
injustice
unlawfulness
schadenfreude
lack of self-control
lack of control
cheating
beastliness
sleeping around
sadomasochism
lack of sexual discrimination
ignominy
imposture
swindling
pettiness
sordidity
squalor
brutalism
horribleness
rot
obliquity
unsavouriness
reprobation
illegality
rudeness
balefulness
scurrilousness
scurrility
low-mindedness
intemperateness
overconsumption
fallenness
imperfection
foible
fault
culpability
pleasure
luxury
guiltiness
damnation
covetousness
sloth
demerit
tort
disobedience
pride
sensualism
kinkiness
license
licence
deviation
abnormality
high living
hardheartedness
lotus-eating
deviancy
deviance
pursuit of pleasure
hatred
bitterness
high life
lack of self-restraint
shockingness
unnaturalness
animosity
villianousness
lavishness
hate
enmity
outrageous behavior
maliciousness
spleen
animus
remorselessness
malignancy
ferociousness
relentlessness
inclemency
cattiness
hatefulness
despite
cold-heartedness
vengefulness
black-heartedness
lack of regard
lack of sympathy
lack of charity
free-living
high-living
blood lust
going to hell in handbasket
poisonousness
life in the fast lane
venomousness
hurtfulness
rascality
roguery
mischievousness
ill will
bad blood
shenanigans
roguishness
waggery
waggishness
hob
tomfoolery
cheekiness
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state of being perverted morally or based on accepted social norms
perversity
perversion
debauchery
depravity
immorality
kinkiness
abnormality
deviation
vice
wickedness
deviance
deviancy
unnaturalness
lust
lewdness
promiscuity
unchastity
promiscuousness
lustfulness
sexuality
pervertedness
fetish
passion
orgy
sexiness
carnality
salaciousness
rakishness
lustiness
sensuality
lechery
eroticism
looseness
sensualism
kink
fornication
intimacy
fleshliness
hedonism
profligacy
libidinousness
sultriness
sensuousness
suggestiveness
licentiousness
lasciviousness
steaminess
seductiveness
animality
lecherousness
animalism
seduction
decadence
incontinence
decadency
sexual deviation
sleeping around
lack of sexual discrimination
pleasures of the flesh
dissipation
dissoluteness
libertinism
debasement
libertinage
degeneracy
indecency
impurity
wantonness
vulgarity
coarseness
obscenity
profanity
raunchiness
filthiness
smut
smuttiness
bawdiness
dirtiness
grossness
foulness
ribaldry
crudeness
blueness
crudity
filth
nastiness
dirt
impureness
raunch
salacity
rudeness
prurience
pornography
immodesty
lubricity
vileness
offensiveness
concupiscence
scurrility
indelicacy
sleaze
unwholesomeness
profaneness
porn
abandon
laxity
corruption
intemperance
laxness
sin
sordidness
leching
womanizing
US
womanising
UK
shamelessness
earthiness
vulgarness
impropriety
uncleanness
sleaziness
naughtiness
spiciness
loose morals
crassness
dirty-mindedness
affront
tastelessness
blight
offense
US
offence
UK
scatology
wrong
unseemliness
indecorousness
bawdry
outrageousness
X-rating
dirty name
evil
corruptness
villainy
voluptuousness
erotism
ruttishness
incontinency
satyriasis
pruriency
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Something at which someone or something is substandard
weak point
deficiency
drawback
flaw
limitation
shortcoming
weakness
disadvantage
downside
imperfection
liability
vulnerability
failing
fault
foible
fragility
frailty
trouble
blemish
enervation
impotence
instability
invalidity
irresolution
lack
lapse
debility
faintness
feebleness
gap
impairment
inconstancy
languor
powerlessness
vice
weak spot
Achilles heel
soft spot
sore point
weakest link
chink in the armor
defect
inadequacy
demerit
want
sin
problem
snag
dereliction
catch
disbenefit
impediment
difficulty
fallibility
failure
pitfall
handicap
infirmity
minus
complication
negative
stumbling block
chink in your armour
hindrance
obstacle
hitch
nuisance
inconvenience
hiccup
glitch
debit
strike
incommodity
blind spot
fly in the ointment
fatal flaw
blight
detriment
underbelly
bug
disability
spanner in the works
weak link
monkey wrench in the works
hurdle
obstruction
affliction
downfall
susceptibility
misfortune
burden
encumbrance
error
albatross
peccadillo
tragic flaw
restriction
soft underbelly
incompleteness
feet of clay
insufficiency
constraint
unsoundness
con
weak side
vulnerable point
hang-up
kink
quirk
shortfall
undoing
hamartia
hole
defectiveness
deformity
mar
inability to hack it
vulnerable place
idiosyncrasy
miscarriage
personal imperfection
bad habit
harm
bad
negative aspect
other side of the coin
flip side
block
faultiness
penalty
injury
scarcity
shortage
trammel
privation
hardship
crimp
cramp
afterdeal
hangup
fetter
failing flaw
taint
suscept
flimsiness
peccability
solecism
foil
blot
gremlin
drag
bad news
cross to bear
millstone round one's neck
jinx
millstone
baggage
disaster area
cumber
cross
corruption
weak area
loophole
barrier
damaging weakness
kryptonite
vulnerable spot
jugular
tender spot
heel of Achilles
chink
back
discrepancy
deterrent
curse
check
issue
curb
discouragement
ill
damper
evil
bar
holdback
inhibition
stop
restraint
manacle
interference
setback
chain
balk
US
hazard
clog
embarrassment
baulk
UK
shackles
let
catch-22
facer
delay
stoppage
brake
holdup
dilemma
joker
headache
impedance
hamper
monkey wrench
blockage
predicament
hampering
pickle
uphill
hassle
rub
road block
ball and chain
sticking point
booby trap
gotcha
gimmick
barricade
adversity
quandary
interruption
straitjacket
retardation
hold-up
land mine
consequence
prevention
blockade
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
scrape
puzzler
lock
inhibitor
bottleneck
mishap
cumbrance
load
prob
gridlock
shackle
stricture
retardment
excess baggage
wall
worry
plight
preventive
dispute
mess
tight spot
stone in one's path
jam-up
millstone around your neck
can of worms
disputed point
point at issue
bond
rein
blocking
congestion
slowing
aggravation
traverse
handicapping
entanglement
fetters
bonds
occlusion
tribulation
bump
disincentive
small difficulty
pinch
pale
circumvention
psychological baggage
millstone round someone's neck
roadblock
snafu
blank wall
trap
tangle
cost
curbing
sabotage
intervention
knot
mountain to climb
bridling
trick
frustration
spot
shackling
baulking
UK
cramping
fettering
price
expense
snare
glass ceiling
balking
US
conundrum
dodge
ploy
puzzle
wile
holding back
foot dragging
deal-breaker
unseen problem
the rub
loss
discredit
impasse
upset
blow
blunder
despite
disservice
defeat
slip
joker in the pack
bad mark
loss of credit
loss of points
mark against one
bother
grievance
knock
bummer
reversal
inefficacy
unpleasant aspect
perplexity
botheration
question
miscalculation
mischance
mistake
disappointment
bafflement
whammy
sacrifice
thorn in one's side
vexation
mix-up
source of difficulty
hot potato
hornets' nest
source of trouble
concerning matter
thorn in the flesh
muddle
vexed question
question mark
difficult situation
worriment
habit
count
doubt
crunch
squeeze
disagreement
bugbear
uphill battle
body blow
ruin
spoil
hot water
bitter pill
undesirable consequence
adverse effect
teething trouble
box
stroke of bad luck
knock-back
piece of bad luck
reversal of fortune
one in the eye
kick in the teeth
bit of trouble
turd in the punchbowl
prohibition
disablement
disorder
dead weight
red tape
party pooper
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The state or condition of being physically weak
weakness
fragility
debility
feebleness
infirmity
enervation
delicacy
enfeeblement
decrepitude
fatigue
delicateness
exhaustion
faintness
frailness
puniness
weakliness
asthenia
debilitation
defenselessness
incapacity
indisposition
languidness
languor
listlessness
lowness
sickliness
sickness
susceptibility
vulnerability
shakiness
tiredness
weediness
invalidity
senility
frailty
wimpiness
flimsiness
powerlessness
ill health
disorder
unsoundness
defect
malaise
helplessness
fragileness
illness
disease
affliction
deficiency
impairment
ailment
shortcoming
malady
unhealthiness
susceptivity
vulnerableness
susceptiveness
exposure
susceptibleness
devitalization
insubstantiality
unsubstantiality
disability
liability
failing
fault
imperfection
lassitude
elderliness
flu
agedness
unwellness
diseasedness
senescence
unhealth
openness
confinement
ailing
decay
depletion
condition
lack of protection
eld
incapacitation
dotage
poor health
superannuation
disablement
sensitivity
abnormality
dysfunction
defencelessness
old age
handicap
physical disability
weariness
infirmness
prostration
overtiredness
lameness
dodderiness
slightness
attenuation
thinness
age
lack of energy
impotence
softness
lack of vitality
decline
injury
learning disability
physical abnormality
ricketiness
inanition
brittleness
frangibility
shoddiness
dimness
valetudinarianism
weakening
indistinctness
etiolation
meagerness
effeteness
paleness
paralysis
loss of strength
exhaustedness
immobility
lack of strength
enfeebled state
tenderness
mental abnormality
complaint
unmanliness
emasculation
caducity
oldness
unsteadiness
instability
declining health
senectitude
restriction
detriment
autumn
learning difficulties
special needs
second childhood
declining years
autumn of life
advanced age
advanced years
winter of life
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