क्षीण (en. Atrophied)

The principle of interpretation requires that a constitutional provision must be construed, not in a narrow and constricted sense, but in a wide and liberal manner so as to anticipate and take account of changing conditions and purposes so that constitutional provision does not get atrophied or fossilized but remains flexible enough to meet the newly emerging problems and challenges.

But in the present case, the State has atrophied the rules.

Normally, the tonsils should be atrophied by the age of 12 without external intervention, but in some cases this does not happen, and children need medical help, as serious complications are possible.

The region was particularly atrophied in the study’s exploited group, suggesting that the brain wasn’t signaling they were facing a risky situation.

However, they found no evidence that the rate at which the brain atrophied had any impact on the association between diabetes and cognitive function.

We want to know if the decreased brain function is coming from the areas that are already atrophied or areas in an earlier stage of decline, says senior author Jed Meltzer, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Toronto.

When such a situation occurs, the purpose of the law gets totally atrophied.