déclinez
déclinez is a French verb form that functions as the second‑person plural imperative of “décliner.” The verb “décliner” has two principal senses in contemporary French. First, it indicates a refusal or rejection of an invitation, offer, or request: they declined the invitation (ils ont décliné l’invitation). Second, it can describe a formal or diplomatic refusal, often used in international relations or legal contexts (le pays a décliné l’alliance). The sense of “to detail” or “to specify” also exists, as in “décliner les nuances” (to spell out the nuances).
The present subjunctive and future forms are declared, whereas the past participle is “décliné.” The root comes
The imperative form “déclinez” is used when addressing multiple people in a direct command: “Veuillez déclinez
In broader linguistic terms, “décliner” connects to declension, the variation of word forms to indicate grammatical