Degeneration in a sentence as a noun

Kids with the disorder have a busted enzyme that causes slow degeneration of neurons.

My father is age 92, and in 2001 he lost his central vision to macular degeneration.

The degeneration you fear sounds like a fine alternative to me. I'd rather deal with happy drunks than stressed out angry workers.

This system has led to a progressive degeneration where only friends and family of powerful party members are listed.

I believe the primary cause of comment degeneration is celebrity.

This light exposure is a widely used and accepted means of inducing retinal degeneration in animals.

Treatment for some forms of age-related macular degeneration used to be limited to one eye, because being blinded is bad, but being blinded in one eye is not as bad.

Call me skeptical, but this is yet another sign of the degeneration of Western civilization and the indoctrination of being apathetic.

Degeneration definitions

noun

the process of declining from a higher to a lower level of effective power or vitality or essential quality

See also: devolution

noun

the state of being degenerate in mental or moral qualities

See also: degeneracy decadence decadency

noun

passing from a more complex to a simpler biological form

See also: retrogression