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1 déchéance
déchéance [de∫eɑ̃s]feminine nounb. [de souverain] deposition* * *deʃeɑ̃s1) ( décadence morale) decline2) ( décrépitude) degeneration3) ( déclin) ( d'une nation) decline* * *deʃeɑ̃s nf[personne, mœurs] decline, (= chute) [civilisation] fall* * *déchéance nf1 ( décadence morale) decline, degeneration; tomber dans la déchéance to go into total decline;2 ( décrépitude) degeneration;3 ( déclin) (d'une nation, civilisation) decline, decay;4 Jur déchéance des droits forfeiture of rights; déchéance de nationalité loss of nationality; déchéance de l'autorité parentale loss of parental rights;[deʃeɑ̃s] nom féminin1. [avilissement] (moral) degradation2. [déclin social] lowering of social standing -
2 décadence
décadence [dekadɑ̃s]feminine noun( = processus) decline ; ( = état) decadence* * *dekadɑ̃s* * *dekadɑ̃s nf1) (= déchéance) decadence2) (= déclin) decline* * *décadence nf ( état) decadence; ( déclin) decline; la décadence de l'empire romain the decline of the Roman Empire.[dekadɑ̃s] nom fémininla décadence de l'Empire romain the decline ou fall of the Roman Empire————————en décadence locution adjectivale————————en décadence locution adverbialetomber ou entrer en décadence to become decadent, to start to decline
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