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dwin·dling
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Princeton's WordNet
dwindling, dwindling awayadjective
a becoming gradually less
"there is no greater sadness that the dwindling away of a family"
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dwindling awayAntonyms:
increasingdwindling, tapering, tapering offadjective
gradually decreasing until little remains
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narrowing, tapered, tapering, tapering offAntonyms:
increasing
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
dwindlingnoun
Synonyms:
decrease, diminution, shrinkage
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List of paraphrases for "dwindling":
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#5301 | falling | |
#12520 | decreasing | |
#13763 | declining | |
#21238 | shrinking | |
#25067 | tapered | |
#25606 | diminishing | |
#26926 | narrowing | |
#43633 | dwindling | |
#51432 | tapering |
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The 8.7% increase listed in the FAIR Act is not a pay raise, it is the minimum increase needed to offset the dwindling checking accounts of public servants, and it is critical to recruiting and retaining the best possible workforce.
Senate President Bukola Saraki:
The dwindling oil revenue has brought enormous shock to our economy and greatly limited the capacity of government at various levels to meet even basic commitments, our country has gone through periods of recession in the past. What we face today is however unprecedented in ramification and potential gravity.
Then they get pissed at me, my number of friends is dwindling.
Regardless of what this flawed report says, Obamacare will continue to fail with or without a federal bailout, premiums are accelerating, enrollment is declining, and millions are seeing their options dwindling. This disastrous law has devastated the middle class, and must be repealed and replaced. Senate Republicans have repeatedly tried, but failed, to pass legislation that eliminates or overhauls Obama’s health care law. In a tweet last month, the president expressed frustration at the Senate’s inability to pass legislation to repeal ObamaCare and threatened to end health care.
The president's political capital is dwindling and there's a possibility the (autonomy law) will not be passed on time, the next president, whoever is elected next year, is bound to implement the peace agreement.
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