dwindle down (Meaning)

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dwindle down (v)

become smaller or lose substance

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

As the day dwindled down, the golden sun began to set, painting the horizon with hues of orange and purple.
The population of the small town continued to dwindle down as people moved away in search of better opportunities.
The supply of food and water dwindled down rapidly during the long journey, leaving the survivors desperate and exhausted.
Once a thriving business, the old bookstore's clientele had dwindled down to a few loyal customers who cherished its charm.
With each passing day, the amount of time left to complete the project dwindled down, causing anxiety among the team members.
The forest's biodiversity dwindled down due to deforestation and habitat destruction, threatening the survival of countless species.
The patient's health continued to dwindle down despite the best efforts of the medical team, leaving the family in despair.
As the years went by, the once-vibrant community dwindled down to a few elderly residents who clung to their memories of the past.
The funds for the charitable organization dwindled down due to the economic downturn, forcing them to scale back their operations.
The evidence against the accused dwindled down as witnesses recanted their statements, leading to a mistrial and renewed uncertainty.

become smaller or lose substance

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

As the day dwindled down, the golden sun began to set, painting the horizon with hues of orange and purple.

The population of the small town continued to dwindle down as people moved away in search of better opportunities.

The supply of food and water dwindled down rapidly during the long journey, leaving the survivors desperate and exhausted.

Once a thriving business, the old bookstore's clientele had dwindled down to a few loyal customers who cherished its charm.