deruinate
/dɪˈruːneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to cause to lose or become less effective, typically as a result of neglect or disuse.
“The old machinery deruinated over the years due to lack of maintenance.”
2. verb
to cause to decline in value, status, or importance.
“The once-respected institution deruinated after a series of scandals.”
3. noun
the act of causing something to lose or become less effective.
“The deruination of the company’s equipment led to significant production delays.”