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disintegrating

adjective as in crumbling

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adjective as in grinding

adjective as in rotting

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noun as in corrosiveness

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They didn’t just win it, they dominated it, they debilitated it, they freaking owned it, finishing a five-game beating of the disintegrating Yankees on Wednesday at Yankee Stadium with a five-run comeback and a 7-6 victory to clinch the title four games to one.

He needed a female vocalist for a “dark musical” he’d written, and it was there that Cassyette found her voice - ragged but powerful, always one step away from disintegrating with emotion.

From BBC

With royal authority now disintegrating under the latter's mentally unstable son Charles VI, the ambitious Philip sought not only to rule his appanage as an effectively independent duke, but also to outshine all other fiefdoms in power, riches, and magnificence.

From Salon

But that Obama-era bonhomie between Silicon Valley and the Democratic Party has come close to disintegrating.

It meant “Expats” was the fulfillment of a wish for veteran TV actor Sarayu Blue, who’d never gotten a character as fleshed out as Hilary, a Sikh American woman whose marriage is disintegrating at the same time her abusive father is on his deathbed.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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