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diminishments Meaning
diminishments
to make less or cause to appear less, to become gradually less (as in size or importance), taper, to cause to taper (see taper entry 1 sense 1), to lessen the authority, dignity, or reputation of
diminishments Sentence Examples
- The company's profits have shown a steady diminution over the past year.
- The ozone layer is experiencing a gradual diminution due to pollution.
- The old woman's memory showed signs of diminution, making it difficult for her to recall past events.
- The effect of the medication had begun to diminish, and the patient's pain was slowly returning.
- As the sun set, the light diminished, casting long shadows across the land.
- The value of the dollar has been subject to constant diminution in recent years.
- The population of the city has witnessed a slight diminution in the last decade.
- The child's enthusiasm for school diminished after a series of setbacks.
- The quality of the product has diminished significantly, leading to reduced sales.
- The passage of time brings about inevitable diminutions in physical abilities and cognitive function.
FAQs About the word diminishments
to make less or cause to appear less, to become gradually less (as in size or importance), taper, to cause to taper (see taper entry 1 sense 1), to lessen the a
depreciations,defamations, criticisms, abuses, derogations, disparagements, detractions, denigrations, condemnations,deprecations
blessings,exaltations, magnifications, aggrandizements, glorifications, praises, acclaim, commendations, approbations, ennoblements
The company's profits have shown a steady diminution over the past year.
The ozone layer is experiencing a gradual diminution due to pollution.
The old woman's memory showed signs of diminution, making it difficult for her to recall past events.
The effect of the medication had begun to diminish, and the patient's pain was slowly returning.
