diminish (in) (Meaning)

diminish (in)

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The light in the room diminished as the sun began to set.
The volume of the music gradually diminished as the concert drew to a close.
The pain in her leg diminished after she took the pain medication.
The population of the city has been diminishing in recent years.
The importance of education cannot be diminished, even in the face of economic challenges.
The strength of the hurricane diminished as it moved inland.
The value of the dollar has diminished against other currencies in recent months.
The joy in her heart diminished when she heard the bad news.
The chances of success diminish with each passing year that you delay your efforts.
The effects of climate change are diminishing the natural resources available to future generations.

fall (in), decrease (in), decline (in), lessen,taper off, taper, dwindle, dip, lose,abate

gain,grow (in), build up, gather, double (in),pick up, accrue, accumulate,triple (in)

The light in the room diminished as the sun began to set.

The volume of the music gradually diminished as the concert drew to a close.

The pain in her leg diminished after she took the pain medication.

The population of the city has been diminishing in recent years.