diminishment Antonyms
Strongest:
- denigration
- criticism
- defamation
- disparagement
- belittlement
- ridicule
- derogation
- detraction
- condemnation
- depreciation
- abuse
Strong:
Weak:
Meaning of diminishment
diminishment (n.)
Diminution.
diminishment Sentence Examples
- The diminishment of daylight during the fall months can lead to a decrease in mood and energy levels.
- The advancement of age resulted in a diminishment of his strength and mobility.
- The company's profits saw a steady diminishment over the last fiscal year, prompting management to consider cost-cutting measures.
- The once vibrant and bustling town saw a gradual diminishment of population, leaving it a ghost of its former self.
- The loud music caused a diminishment of my hearing, making it difficult to understand others.
- The diminishment of resources in the region led to increased conflict among neighboring tribes.
- The doctor prescribed medication to combat the diminishment of white blood cells caused by the infection.
- The economic downturn led to a diminishment of consumer spending, causing businesses to suffer.
- With the diminishment of the dinosaurs, mammals diversified into a wide range of species.
- The diminishment of the natural habitat led to the endangered species facing extinction.
FAQs About the word diminishment
Diminution.
denigration, criticism, defamation,disparagement, belittlement, ridicule, derogation, detraction, condemnation, depreciation
acclaim,aggrandizement, praise, approval, magnification, glorification, exaltation, aggrandizement, magnification, glorification
The diminishment of daylight during the fall months can lead to a decrease in mood and energy levels.
The advancement of age resulted in a diminishment of his strength and mobility.
The company's profits saw a steady diminishment over the last fiscal year, prompting management to consider cost-cutting measures.
The once vibrant and bustling town saw a gradual diminishment of population, leaving it a ghost of its former self.
