Meanings of diminish in size in English

The ball seemed to diminish in size, it went so swiftly.

Suppose it to diminish in size, until it reaches an almost microscopic magnitude.

The testicle would lose its sensibility, become soft, and gradually diminish in size.

The largest of them will probably greatly diminish in size.

They diminish in size as they recede from the ocean.

After puberty, the organs usually diminish in size, and become unnaturally lax and shrunken.

I screeched off down the street, watching Matser diminish in size while clumsily stopping beside the woman.

The rooms in the third, fourth, and fifth stories were found to diminish in size with each story.

Tom stared at the blazing building as they drew nearer to it: burning, it seemed to diminish in size.

It does not, it is said, diminish in size so far, but by bearings protracted it is two miles wide.

As though the words had been a magic spell the mountains seemed in Kingozi's imagination to diminish in size and to move forward.

You admit that you diminish in size, and improve in moral attainments; all of which goes to establish the truth of the monikin philosophy.

Then by degrees his tall form began to diminish in size, till at last his friends of a day lost sight of him altogether.

He knew exactly what to expect, yet now when his friends began slowly to diminish in size he was filled with surprise and horror.

In July, 1884, an island again appeared about ten miles off Reykjanes; but it is already beginning to diminish in size, and may soon disappear.

Regional government representative Fabienne Buccio told journalists on Sunday she would comply with any judicial ruling but that the "jungle" had to diminish in size.