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devolution
noun as in decadence
noun as in decline
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noun as in degeneracy
noun as in delegation
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noun as in downfall
noun as in lapse
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noun as in recidivation
noun as in recidivism
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Example Sentences
The Welsh government will receive an extra £1.7bn next April, in what the Labour chancellor called the "largest real-terms funding increase since devolution".
Reeves, formally setting out her spending plans for the first time, said it would be the largest real-terms funding settlement since devolution.
"He took devolution, he supported devolution, but I think he took a very pragmatic approach and I think that is what has been missing from in the period he left office in 2014."
As I predicted, he is demonstrating what appears to be an ongoing devolution of his ability to think, form coherent sentences, and find and pronounce words.
For the first eight years of devolution that was Labour.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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