- 颓废 tuífèi decadentcharacterized by moral or cultural decline; lacking ambition or purpose
- 颓势 tuíshì declinedecline (in fortune)
- 颓然 tuírán decrepitin a state of ruin, decay, or physical collapse
- 颓丧 tuísàng dispiritedfeeling dejected, disheartened, or lacking in spirit and energy due to disappointment
- 颓败 tuíbài corruptto become morally or politically degenerate
- 颓唐 tuítáng dispiritedfeeling low in spirits, lacking energy or vitality; dejected and depressed
- 衰颓 shuāituí dejectedfeeling uninspired, discouraged, or low in spirit and vigor
- 颓靡 tuímǐ listless(literary) listless; decadent; devastated
- 倾颓 qīngtuí capsizeto overturn or tip over, particularly in reference to a vessel or an upright object
- 颓风 tuífēng degenerate customsprevailing social customs or trends that have become corrupt, decadent, or in decline
- 断壁颓垣 duànbìtuíyuán ruinswalls reduced to rubble; a scene of physical devastation or crumbling remains
- 颓坏 tuíhuài decrepitfalling into a state of moral, social, or systemic decline
- 颓放 tuífàng decadentcharacterized by a state of moral or cultural decline and degeneration
- 颓垣断壁 tuíyuánduànbì ruinswalls reduced to rubble; a scene of devastation or ruins
- 颓塌 tuítā collapseto collapse
- 颓萎 tuíwěi dispiritedfeeling or showing a lack of energy, spirit, or enthusiasm
- 颓老 tuílǎo decrepitphysically or mentally weak and infirm due to old age; senile
- 颓景 tuíjǐng dilapidationscene of dilapidation
- 颓圮 tuípǐ collapseto crumble, fall down, or cave in (of a structure)
- 颓运 tuíyùn declining fortunea period of deteriorating luck or crumbling fate
- 山颓木坏 shāntuímùhuài sage's deaththe death of a person of great wisdom, moral integrity, or high status; literally, the mountains crumbling and the trees lying ruined
- 颓朽 tuíxiǔ decrepitin a state of moral, spiritual, or institutional decline
- 颓废派 tuífèipài decadentsdecadents (of the Decadent movement of late 19th century Europe)
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH