ebbing (Meaning)

Wordnet

ebbing (n)

a gradual decline (in size or strength or power or number)

Webster

of Ebb

The sound of the waves ebbing and flowing was a comforting rhythm that lulled her to sleep.
The tide was ebbing, leaving behind a long expanse of wet sand.
Her enthusiasm seemed to be ebbing away as the day wore on.
The ebbing of the tide exposed the hidden treasures of the ocean floor.
The patient's strength was ebbing away, but they clung to life with a tenacity that belied their fragile condition.
The popularity of the once-thriving social media platform was ebbing as users migrated to newer platforms.
The influence of the once dominant political party was ebbing, as voters grew disillusioned with its policies.
The ebbing of the storm revealed the extent of the devastation it had wrought.
The ebbing of the drug's effects left her feeling weak and vulnerable.
The ebbing of her emotions left her feeling numb and detached from the world around her.

a gradual decline (in size or strength or power or number)of Ebb

weakening,deterioration, decay, debilitation, enfeeblement, decaying, degeneration, exhaustion,decline, descent

recovery, rehabilitation, comeback,improvement, recuperation, strengthening, rally, revitalization, progress, strengthening

The sound of the waves ebbing and flowing was a comforting rhythm that lulled her to sleep.

The tide was ebbing, leaving behind a long expanse of wet sand.

Her enthusiasm seemed to be ebbing away as the day wore on.

The ebbing of the tide exposed the hidden treasures of the ocean floor.