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Meanings of wane in in English

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Usage of wane in in English
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After a wane in business early this year, pirates have struck back.
Reuters
2
And the carry trade is not just on the wane in yen.
Reuters
3
Populist pandering doesn't necessarily wax and wane in lock-step with commodity prices.
Reuters
4
Different facets of meteorology wax and wane in their current popularity.
The Irish Times
5
But the friendly light did not yet wane in his eyes.
The Sky Line of Spruce
6
He looked up at the Earth, beginning to wane in the morning sky.
2001. A Space Odyssey
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The supportive impact of these factors could wane in the rest of 2015.
Reuters
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And populist pandering doesn't necessarily wax and wane in lock-step with commodity prices.
Reuters
9
This childlike and prosaic mind is beginning to wane in the world of science.
Heretics
10
No wonder religion is on the wane in Ireland!
The Irish Times
11
But hog futures sagged as prospects for a trade deal appeared to wane in recent days.
Reuters
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The afternoon was wearing on, and the enthusiasm did not seem to wane in the slightest degree.
Fred Fenton on the Track; Or, The Athletes of Riverport School
13
They wane in their fear of you.
Scorched Earth: A Future History of Planet Earth
14
While the event remains popular overseas, its appeal has long been on the wane in the United States.
Reuters
15
Slowly and gorgeously the sun had continued to wane in the horizon until he was now lost to view.
Antonina; Or, The Fall of Rome
16
Inflation is even on the wane in India, where an interest rate cut is the most likely next move.
Reuters
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