The act of abating or the state of being abated.
The statement of a theme in notes of lesser duration (usually half the length of the original)
1 A diminution in difficulty is often offset by long gaps between protection.
2 You are sure of a diminution in the power of the clergy.
3 There was a modest diminution in cortisone across the 5 time points.
4 The positive diminution in the supply of liquid has been too great.
5 He counted the minutes he lost in awaiting the diminution of floods.
6 The pick bites meanly, the wave grandly; hence a diminution of beauty.
7 Presently, there was a slight diminution in the force of the seas.
8 This diminution was a natural sequence of the decrease of war raids.
9 It would also mean a diminution in authority, title and possibly staff.
10 After his time there was some diminution of the sect in England.
11 The diminution of a pile of crowns made bankers sing the Marseillaise.
12 Every year without fail they suffered through a diminution of pure stuff.
13 His love for Pocahontas had suffered no diminution ; rather, it had increased.
14 These were the first retrenchments, and the diminution of dignity was felt.
15 There must be free thought, scepticism, diminution in the intensity of herd-instinct.
16 This diminution of endothelial cell damage was confirmed by scanning electron microscopy.
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Diminution в диалектах
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