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Meanings of diminish in English
Usage of diminish in English
1
The problem threatens farmers' ability to compete globally as EU subsidies diminish.
2
A pall of corruption hangs over several countries, seemingly impossible to diminish.
3
Another way that FOMO can diminish future investment returns is through over-diversification.
4
The use of a photo book may help to diminish that difficulty.
5
Next the meal began to diminish in quantity and deteriorate in quality.
6
Then the discharge appeared to diminish both in volume and in intensity.
7
However, this does not diminish the scientific legacy of the Viking mission.
8
They feared that it might diminish the general sympathy for the workers.
9
This would diminish the reluctance of missionaries to settle in the interior.
10
They did not in the least diminish the freshness of my countenance.
11
Easing bank regulation in the United States may also diminish London's appeal.
12
Bruno which promised greatly to diminish the suffering inherent in the situation.
13
Early reperfusion of the graft may diminish the extent of this process.
14
Irrespective of how you happen to consume it, the value doesn't diminish.
15
After all, the doctor shortage won't diminish simply because the pandemic ends.
16
Start with box, removing the cuttings to diminish the risk of blight.
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Diminish across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common