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Webster Dictionary :: Decreasing

DECREASING, ppr. Becoming less; diminishing; waning.

Webster Dictionary :: Decree

DECREE, n. [L. To judge; to divide.] 1. Judicial decision, or determination of a...

Webster Dictionary :: Decreed

DECREED, pp. Determined judicially; resolved; appointed; established in purpose.

Webster Dictionary :: Decreeing

DECREEING, ppr. Determining; resolving; appointing; ordering.

Webster Dictionary :: Decrement

DECREMENT, n. 1. Decrease; waste; the state of becoming less gradually. Rocks an...

Webster Dictionary :: Decrepit

DECREPIT, a. [L. to break.] Broken down with age; wasted or worn by the infirmit...

Webster Dictionary :: Decrepitate

DECREPITATE, v.t. [L. To break or burst, to crackle.] To roast or calcine in a s...

Webster Dictionary :: Decrepitated

DECREPITATED, pp. Roasted with a crackling noise.

Webster Dictionary :: Decrepitating

DECREPITATING, ppr. Crackling; roasting with a crackling noise; suddenly burstin...

Webster Dictionary :: Decrepitation

DECREPITATION, n. The act of roasting with a continual crackling; or the separat...

Webster Dictionary :: Decrepitness

DECREPITNESS, DECREPITUDE , n. The broken, crazy state of the body, produced by ...

Webster Dictionary :: Decrescent

DECRESCENT, a. Decreasing; becoming less by gradual diminution; as a decrescent ...

Webster Dictionary :: Decretal

DECRETAL, n. 1. A letter of the pope, determining some point or question in eccl...

Webster Dictionary :: Decretion

DECRETION, n. A decreasing.

Webster Dictionary :: Decretist

DECRETIST, n. One who studies or professes the knowledge of the decretals.

Webster Dictionary :: Decretorily

DECRETORILY, adv. In a definitive manner.

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