decline
[dɪ'klɑɪn]

verb

[Definition]: reject, refuse to accept

[Example Sentences]:
1. Analysts polled by FactSet had expected a decline of 0.5%.
2. In late April, Apple reported a quarterly decline in revenue for the first time since 2003.
3. Much of the decline in inflation has come from lower energy prices since 2014.
4. Unlike before, the alerts will now offer users a clear choice to decline Windows 10.
5. The benchmark index of stocks extended its decline to a sixth day and the lowest since April 2014.
6. The median decline on down days is 1.2%, while the average drop was 2.4%.
7. However, that did not slow an overall decline in software sales, which were down 9%.
8. On April 26, Apple reported a quarterly decline in revenue for the first time since 2003.
9. Sterling erased an earlier decline to trade 0.6 percent higher at $1.2365.
10. That led to a decline in pay TV subscriptions from 2009 to 2013.
11. Free cash flow is expected by analysts to decline to $2.71 billion in 2015.
12. Still, prices slumped 23 percent in the second quarter, the biggest decline since at least 1920.
13. The stock is down 25 percent this year, following a 35 percent decline in 2015.
14. The currency has lost 3.4 percent this year, its biggest decline since it fell 5.7 percent in 2001.
15. The index dropped 5.8% on a weekly basis, the steepest decline since September 2011.


[Antonyms]rise, advancement, improvement

[Synonyms]fall, decay, decadence
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