Synonyms for decreased
de·creased

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1. decreased, reducedadjective

   made less in size or amount or degree

   Synonyms:
   reduced, rock-bottom

   Antonyms:
   redoubled, exaggerated, enhanced, raised(a), accrued, augmented, accumulated, enlarged, inflated, magnified, multiplied, hyperbolic, elevated, increased

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1. List of paraphrases for "decreased":

   declined, diminished, fallen, fell, dropped, reduced, decrease, decreases, decline, lowered, shrunk, reduction, narrowed, reduce, lessened, dwindled, abated

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1. Anne Milasincic Andrews:

   One of the main systems that feels the effects [of dehydration] is blood volume, and when blood volume is decreased you may be getting reduced blood flow and nutrients to the brain.

2. Yu Liang:

   It'll take time, but it's confirmed that a recovery is ongoing. But it'll take a time, the number of land acquisitions has decreased, and inventory is slowly being digested.

3. Vincenzo Scarpetta:

   I think a Syriza victory would definitely reverberate around Europe, not least because you have similar parties emerging in other countries, around Europe you are seeing this type of grand coalition, and the example of Greece is quite clear. You have seen how much support for Pasok has decreased.

4. Danny Longman:

   In much the same as a company with minimal overheads is more able to weather out an economic downturn,( if) a species needs less energy to live, it is more likely to survive periods when there is decreased food availability, in fact, it has recently been demonstrated that the energy expenditure of humans and other primates is remarkably low compared with other placental mammals, and that this may be linked to our long lifespan.

5. Dr Philippa Kaye:

   A study of more than 300 female triathletes, who cycle a lot as part of their sport, reported that one in three suffered incontinence and pelvic pain. Experts have also found female cyclists can suffer decreased vaginal and labial sensitivity, and a higher rate of urinary tract infections.