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Opposite of to rot or cause to rot
Opposite of to decline gradually in health, prosperity, or quality
Opposite of to lose strength or become weaker
Opposite of to become smaller, weaker, or less important
“I needed to demonstrate I could improve my output before I could be elevated to the senior team.”
Opposite of to become weaker or of poorer quality
“The reception appeared to progressively recover as we shifted the antenna to a different location.”
Opposite of to deplete, or be depleted, in physical strength or energy
“The doctor would recommend some physical exercises to strengthen the muscles around her knees.”
Opposite of to decline or deteriorate in state
“We must overcome our weaknesses in order to unlock our potential.”
Opposite of to damage, erode, or destroy by friction or use
“A good wax will easily last eight to ten months on a car that will protect the paint from external elements like scratches, dust, and contaminants.”
Opposite of a deterioration or worsening in condition, structure or quality
Opposite of a state of decline or degeneration
“In the struggle which followed Temür's death, we find almost all the political actors who had played a part in his rise to power and his early rule.”
Opposite of the state of being ill or unhealthy
Opposite of the characteristic or quality of being grimy
Opposite of the action or effect of making someone or something impure
“Each man has to climb the ladder of evolution and go through varied experiences of life for the purification of his soul.”
Opposite of the state of being in poor condition, in need of repair
Opposite of the act or state of destroying or being destroyed, especially completely
“Even after the completion of the building's construction, the scaffolds remained in place for quite some time.”
Opposite of foul matter, especially dirt, which soils or defiles
Opposite of the state of not being used
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