Object

• cookie: You have the ability to accept or decline cookies.

Converse of object

• reverse: They have reversed the previous decline in road deaths.

• halt: Help to halt the decline in house sparrows by building the bird nesting box below.

• suffer: For Hungary did not suffer the slow decline into the Final Solution, through a myriad stages of debasement.

• accelerate: Corporations are, rightly, commonly held to be primarily responsible for humanity's accelerating decline into suicidal unsustainability.

• offset: Growth in long-distance traffic offset a decline in the traditional cross-Channel market, tho Eurotunnel claimed it held its own against the ferry operators.

• arrest: Rural Areas The Labor Government will take measures to arrest the decline in the quality of life in rural areas.

Adjective modifier

• steady: Our once proud fishing fleet has been in steady decline over the years.

• gradual: During the following thirty years, Govanites were to face a number of problems related to the gradual decline of its once-great industries.

• sharp: There has been a sharp decline in the number of hours of coverage.

• rapid: In the early nineteenth century, Spanish power went into rapid decline.

• marked: Figures for West Europe show a marked decline in recent years.

• steep: Confidence remains weak but it has not got any worse following the steep decline reported in September.

Noun used with modifier

• fertility: Fertility declines, says the report, accounted for one fifth of the economic growth in East Asia between 1960 and 1995.

• terminal: They said Conservatism in Wales was in terminal decline.

• percent: Percent crush declines to film the session we might the only hands.