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decadency

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See: decline, degradation, disrepair


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Mouchette is too lonely, too despondent that she accepts the poacher's aggressiveness and decadency in exchange for intimacy, for a delusion of love.
But they must intervene in taxes; "otherwise no one would pay for public expenses; the prosperity or decadency of a nation depends on how good or bad a system is adopted, and whether the revenue is sufficient or insufficient to meet the state's needs.
Ignorant attitudes became clear, for instance, in an article in which journalist Hille Karm tied homosexuality to two negative phenomena: commercial sex and the decadency of society.
 
 
 
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