Synonyms for diminishing
di·min·ish·ing

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1. diminishingadjective

   becoming smaller or less or appearing to do so

   "diminishing returns"; "his diminishing respect for her"

   Antonyms:
   increasing

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1. List of paraphrases for "diminishing":

   decreasing, declining, subsiding, reducing, decrease, dwindling, falling, shrinking, lowering

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1. Elizabeth Prelogar:

   If states are permitted to ban pre-viability abortion, the effects are likely to be felt most acutely by young women, women of color, and those of lesser means, further diminishing their opportunities to participate fully and equally in the Nation's social and economic life.

2. John Maurice Clark:

   Knowledge is the only instrument of production That is not subject to the law of diminishing returns.

3. The Forest Service:

   Its hard to say this, but the odds of our Big Bear bald eagle nests eggs will hatch this year are diminishing each day, the window of successful hatching is closing.

4. Abraham Denmark:

   To me it shows that the relationship is veering toward increasingly intense competition and the Pentagon sees diminishing returns on the value of military to military cooperation with China.

5. Edward Taylor:

   U.S. and Mexican farmers have to compete for that diminishing supply of farm labor, once this change hits, there's no going back.