déchéance

This is the 9502nd most frequent French word.


déchéance

"Déchéance" means "decline, downfall, or loss of status, rights, or dignity."


In this sentence, 'déchéance' refers to moral degradation or deteriorating values, illustrating societal concerns.

La déchéance morale de certains individus est inquiétante.

The moral decline of certain individuals is worrisome.


Here, 'déchéance' denotes formal removal or loss, specifically of civil rights, as a legal consequence.

La déchéance de ses droits civiques a été décidée par le tribunal.

The forfeiture of his civil rights was decided by the court.


In this example, 'déchéance' signifies physical deterioration, highlighting the effects of aging and intense activity.

La déchéance physique de cet athlète après tant d'années de compétition est perceptible.

The physical decline of this athlete after so many years of competition is noticeable.