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. 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.

2. Brad Rippey:

   Complications in some areas include decades of over-pumping of groundwater, leading to land subsidence and decreased groundwater storage capability – you can see a couple of low well readings in the San Joaquin Valley, more realistically, there is a bit of lingering ‘groundwater drought’ in northeastern and southeastern California.

3. Sarah Pierce:

   During the pandemic, so far, this administration has effectively ended asylum at the southern border, they've drastically decreased legal immigration, especially family-based immigration, into the country. They have effectively ended the diversity visa lottery and they've significantly decreased the number of temporary foreign workers coming into the country.

4. John Leventhal:

   Kids, instead of holding on to it, they say something about it earlier, the duration of suffering has decreased.

5. Jill Waibel:

   The first improvements we usually see in our burn and trauma patients is their itching and their pain is decreased, then a few weeks after the laser, you'll see an improvement in the texture (of the skin.) It'll get smoother. And somewhere in between there, range of motion will improve. We have patients that call us literally the next day to say, 'I can move my arm. I haven't been able to do this in 10 years.'.