rediminish (Meaning)
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rediminish (v. t.)
To diminish again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rediminish
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rediminish Sentence Examples
- The government's efforts to eradicate poverty have regrettably failed to rediminish its grip on the population.
- Despite the technological advancements, global inequality has stubbornly refused to rediminish.
- The harsh weather conditions have rediminished the morale of the troops significantly.
- The economic crisis has rediminished the value of investments and caused widespread financial distress.
- The pandemic has rediminished the availability of healthcare resources and strained medical systems.
- The incessant rains have rediminished the yield of crops, leading to food shortages.
- The political unrest has rediminished the trust of citizens in their government.
- The drought has rediminished the water reserves and threatened the survival of wildlife.
- The constant noise and air pollution have rediminished the quality of life in urban areas.
- The lack of sleep has rediminished the cognitive function and productivity of individuals.
FAQs About the word rediminish
To diminish again.
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No antonyms found.
The government's efforts to eradicate poverty have regrettably failed to rediminish its grip on the population.
Despite the technological advancements, global inequality has stubbornly refused to rediminish.
The harsh weather conditions have rediminished the morale of the troops significantly.
The economic crisis has rediminished the value of investments and caused widespread financial distress.
