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Opposite of a gradual and continuous loss of strength, numbers, quality, or value
“The rise in our revenue this month is cause for optimism.”
Opposite of a downward or declining slope or surface
“The bicyclist braced himself for a hard slog upon encountering an unexpectedly steep incline.”
Opposite of a (gradual) diminishing or reduction in strength or efficacy
Opposite of the act or state of worsening or making or getting worse
“This plan package has curbed the sharp decline of the economy, steadied investor and consumer confidence, and promoted the stable recovery of the economy.”
Opposite of to refuse or say no to
“I accept your apology for breaking the vase.”
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 go to a lower level, especially abruptly
“The temperature will increase in the coming months as we move towards spring and summer.”
Opposite of to go into decline
“The results of your blood tests show that your health is starting to improve.”
Opposite of to snub and reject an offer or suggestion
Opposite of to decide not to do something
“Ned Nederlander would accept the German's challenge of a quickdraw.”
Opposite of to decline or deteriorate in state
“We must overcome our weaknesses in order to unlock our potential.”
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