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minguar
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minvar
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menguar
Become smaller or lose substance.
dwindle away
dwindle down
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minguar
1
The number of major political-warfare operations in Western Europe began to
dwindle
.
2
Water supplies continue to
dwindle
in the detention centres on the island.
3
However, due to any potential absence or abstinence, that number could
dwindle
.
4
As the gold supply began to
dwindle
,
new methods evolved for recovery.
5
Thus its wealth remained long unrav-ished, though its people began to
dwindle
.
6
As oil reserves
dwindle
,
could agriculture come to the beleaguered country's rescue?
7
That will lead the measured impact of abortions on crime to
dwindle
.
8
The supper is over; the company
dwindle
away, into the early dusk.
9
As returns
dwindle
,
flows of new capital dry up, and growth stalls.
10
Volunteer firefighters are worried their numbers will
dwindle
as the population ages.
11
He inherited a magnificent kingdom; he let it
dwindle
almost to ruin.
12
The chill days of autumn came and the crowd began to
dwindle
.
13
And now the light of the afternoon was beginning to
dwindle
away.
14
Some will
dwindle
;
others will attain a bloom and stature unknown before.
15
In time the flames began to
dwindle
,
and then they were gone.
16
His power might not
dwindle
,
but the ANC's sure as shit will.
dwindle
·
dwindle away
dwindle into insignificance
dwindle further
dwindle almost
dwindle again
Portuguese
minguar
decrescer
diminuir
Catalan
minvar
Spanish
menguar