Synonyms for decreasing
de·creas·ing

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1. decreasingadjective

   becoming less or smaller

   Antonyms:
   incorporative, increasing, accretive, accelerative, maximizing, accelerando, acceleratory, multiplicative, raising, profit-maximizing, augmentative, profit-maximising, progressive, accretionary, maximising, crescendo

2. decreasingadjective

   music

   Antonyms:
   acceleratory, raising, accelerando, progressive, augmentative, incorporative, maximizing, maximising, accretionary, crescendo, accelerative, profit-maximising, profit-maximizing, multiplicative, increasing, accretive

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1. decreasingadjective

   Synonyms:
   decrescent, diminishing, waning

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1. List of paraphrases for "decreasing":

   declining, diminishing, descending, reducing, decrease, falling, decline, lowering, dwindling, subsiding, reduce, downward, shrinking, reduction

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1. Daniel Weiner:

   TV advertising has been decreasing in importance for a long time, but the get-out-the vote stuff is crucial, particularly in an election that people perceive as being more about motivating their core voters, as opposed to winning over swing voters. And what we call ‘ the ground game ’ is quite expensive.

2. Hannah Karp:

   We haven't seen the full effect of radio dropping his music from playlists. Radio is a really powerful driver of consumption, so it's possible that will end up in decreasing streaming and sales eventually.

3. Kristie Wilder:

   Population growth has been slowing for years because of lower birth rates and decreasing net international migration, all while mortality rates are rising due to the aging of the nation’s population, now, with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, this combination has resulted in an historically slow pace of growth.

4. Francisco Esteva:

   Most of the literature shows a similar pattern, with CPM being strongly associated with decreasing age.

5. Van Wingerden:

   The amount of arable land is decreasing and the world population is growing so how can we produce enough healthy food in the future?, seventy percent of the world is water so why not use the water to produce fresh healthy food near to the consumers?