14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Degenerate' in a Sentence
"To decline or fall below a normal or desirable level in physical, mental, or moral qualities; deteriorate." more
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If we neglect our environment, it will degenerate into a polluted and unhealthy state.
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Over time, the neglected garden will have degenerated into a wild overgrowth.
The city's infrastructure will have degenerated if no maintenance is done.
The quality of education in the region has begun to degenerate over the past decade.
Without proper care, the health of the environment will be degenerating rapidly.
The moral fabric of the community began to degenerate, leading to an increase in crime rates.
With each failed experiment, the scientist observed the cells degenerate further.
Educational standards have been degenerating over the years, prompting calls for reform.
By the end of the experiment, the chemical stability of the compound will have been degenerating.
The artist's skills appeared to degenerate over time, leading to less refined and expressive works.
Neglecting relationships may cause them to degenerate over time.
By the time the experiment concludes, the chemicals will have degenerated.
The old manuscript, left unattended for decades, started to degenerate and crumble.
The old building had been degenerating for years, and its structural integrity was now compromised.
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