125 Another Word for Dwindle? – Dwindle Synonyms & Antonyms

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Meaning of dwindle

to become smaller or less in amount or degree

Etymology of dwindle

The word "dwindle" has its roots in Old English and Germanic languages, with "dwindlan" meaning to shrink or become smaller, and is related to the word "thwindan" which means to vanish or disappear, the word has evolved over time to encompass various meanings related to reduction or decline

Synonyms

decline decrease diminish reduce shrink contract lessen abate wane fade dissipate evaporate dwindle away plummet drop fall slump sink ebb recede subside taper narrow slim thin weaken enfeeble debilitate attenuate exhaust deplete drain sap erode deteriorate degenerate

Definitions

  • to become or make something smaller or less in amount, degree, or intensity
  • * to gradual decline or decrease in size, amount, or degree

Usage Examples

  • The company's profits began to dwindle after the economic downturn
  • * Her interest in the hobby started to dwindle as she got older
  • * The town's population has been dwindling for years due to lack of jobs

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