subsidans

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subsidence
The process of becoming less active or severe
{n} a sinking, a tendency downwards
Sinking of the ground surface due to the removal of large quantities of water or petroleum from the pores of underlying sediments or rocks
A sinking or downward motion of air, often seen in anticyclones It is most prevailent when there is colder, denser air aloft It is often used to imply the opposite of atmospheric convection
A form of earth movement, excluded in most property policies
a gentle movement of a broad area of crust that does not experience appreciable deformation
sinking down of part of the earth's crust due to underground excavation, such as removal groundwater
When there is subsidence in a place, the ground there sinks to a lower level. the process by which an area of land sinks to a lower level than the land surrounding it, or a building begins to sink into the ground
The settling of sediment to a lower level than originally
A descending motion of air in the atmosphere, usually with the implication that the condition extends over a broad area
Movement of the land on which property is situated A structure built on a hillside may slide down the hill due to earth movement caused by heavy rains This is different from earthquake damage
the sudden collapse of something into a hollow beneath it
the vertical fall of earth, usually caused by the loss of underground water or gas support, sometimes resulting from man-made pumping and sometimes from seismic action
Sinking or downwarping of a part of the earth's surface
The action of land sinking to a lower level
an abatement in intensity or degree (as in the manifestations of a disease); "his cancer is in remission"
The act or process of subsiding
Lowering or sinking of the Earth's surface
The lowering of the strata, including the surface, due to underground excavations
a descending motion of air in the atmosphere occurring over a rather broad area
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