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relapse
noun as in deterioration, weakening
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verb as in deteriorate, weaken
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To the insurer, it would look like he had relapsed, which he said he had not during that time.
The judge decided on the secure mental health unit because returning to prison "is likely to result in a relapse and risk to the public when you are released."
But, once Jones moved back to her own life in Leicester, Paula suffered a relapse.
“She relapsed over seven times, died twice, Narcan twice, and she’s nine-plus years sober now,” Kitsch says.
Williams had privately struggled with addiction to ketamine and had recently relapsed after years of sobriety.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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