diminishing (Meaning)

Wordnet

diminishing (s)

becoming smaller or less or appearing to do so

Webster

of Diminish

The dimming streetlights cast diminishing shadows upon the deserted streets.
Their love was a passionate inferno that was slowly diminishing over time.
The value of the antique painting diminished significantly due to the recent discovery of a forgery.
The effects of the drought were diminishing the water supply, causing many towns to face severe water shortages.
The popularity of the television series was diminishing with each passing season, leading to its eventual cancellation.
The diminishing crowd at the stadium began to disperse as the game neared its conclusion.
The forest fire was slowly diminishing thanks to the tireless efforts of firefighters and the change in wind direction.
The diminishing returns on his investments led the businessman to rethink his financial strategy.
The diminishing light of the day cast a golden hue upon the tranquil lake, creating a picturesque scene.
As the storm approached, the diminishing visibility made it difficult for drivers to navigate the roads safely.

becoming smaller or less or appearing to do soof Diminish

reducing, decreasing, lessening, shortening, contraction, curtailment, abridgment, compression,shrinking, abbreviation

lengthiness, extending, extensiveness, extension, prolongation, extensiveness, growth,extending, elongating, stretching

The dimming streetlights cast diminishing shadows upon the deserted streets.

Their love was a passionate inferno that was slowly diminishing over time.

The value of the antique painting diminished significantly due to the recent discovery of a forgery.

The effects of the drought were diminishing the water supply, causing many towns to face severe water shortages.