de·com·pen·sa·tion 
(dē′kŏm-pən-sāshən)
(dē′kŏm-pən-sāshən)n.
1. Medicine The inability of a bodily organ or system, especially the circulatory system, to maintain adequate physiological function in the presence of disease.
2. Psychology The inability to maintain defense mechanisms in response to stress, resulting in personality disturbance or psychological imbalance.
de·compen·sate′ v.
- Richard John
- Richard Jordan
- Richard Joseph
- Richard Milhous
- Richard Morris
- Richard Nathaniel
- Richard Neville.
- Richard Phillips
- Richard Purdy
- Richard Roe
- Richards
- Richards
- Richards
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- Richardson
- Richardson
- Richardson
- Richardsonian
- Richardson's ground squirrel
- Richard Starkey.
- Richard Stoddert
- Richard von
- Richard Warren
- Richard Wayne Penniman.
- Richelieu