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Synonyms:
1. 腐化 (fǔhuà): to rot, to decay, to corrupt
2. 沦丧 (lúnsàng): to fall, to sink
Antonyms:
1. 改过 (gǎiguò): to reform, to repent
2. 改正 (gǎizhèng): to correct, to rectify
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No, 堕落 (duò luò) is not commonly used in formal situations. This word has a negative connotation and is usually used to describe someone who has become morally degenerate. It is more commonly used in informal conversations or in literature. For example, 堕落 (duò luò) could be used to describe a person who has become corrupt or has lost their moral compass. In formal situations, a more neutral word such as 衰落 (shuāi luò) or 败坏 (bài huài) would be more appropriate.
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堕落 (duòluò) is usually used to refer to a person's moral degeneration, especially in terms of their behavior or attitude. It is often used to describe someone who has gone astray from the right path, or someone who has become corrupt or depraved. For example, 她的行为已经堕落了 (Tā de xíngwéi yǐjīng duòluò le) - Her behavior has become morally degenerate.
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