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The opposite could be accepting, or increasing.
It would depend on how you're using the word decline. If you mean to turn down an invitation, then accepting would be the opposite. But, if you're using decline to mean a lessening or diminishment, such as a decline in the population growth rate, then increasing would be the opposite of declining.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 11y agoOpposites could include increase, rise, advance, or improvement.
Economically, they could also include advancement, development, progress, or recovery.
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What is the opposite of prosperity?
Decline.
What is the opposite of reapply?
There is no word that means "to not reapply." The only opposite would be (as for many action verbs) to defer, decline, or give up.
What is the opposite word in meaning to decline?
How about these two words: accept; improve
What is the opposite of multiply?
The opposite of the math action of multiplying is dividing. Multiply means to increase so antonyms could be decrease, decline, lower, diminish, divide, etc.
What is the opposite of recline?
The opposite action of recline (lay back) would be to sit up.The opposite action of recline (lay down) would be to stand.The opposite position of reclined could be upright.
What is the opposite of surge?
decline
What is the opposite for flourish?
Decline or downfall...
What word means the opposite of accept?
decline :)
What is the opposite word of prosper?
Decline.
What is the opposite of decline with six letters?
accept
What is the opposite terminology of economic growth?
Economic Decline
Is the word stride the opposite of the word decline?
accept
What is the opposite of prosperity?
Decline.
What is the opposite of ratify?
decline deny veto reject are some oposites
What is the opposite of flourished?
hinder, cease, decline, fail, fade
Give the opposite dwindle?
Decrease, Decline, Reduce and Deminish... Hope that Helps...
What is the opposite of reapply?
There is no word that means "to not reapply." The only opposite would be (as for many action verbs) to defer, decline, or give up.
