waning (Meaning)
waning (n)
a gradual decrease in magnitude or extent
waning (a)
(of the Moon) pertaining to the period during which the visible surface of the moon decreases
waning (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Wane
waning (n.)
The act or process of waning, or decreasing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of waning
Synonyms:
- enfeebled
- sapped
- frail
- decayed
- enervated
- debilitated
- overrefined
- weakened
- languid
- weak
- wasted
- degenerate
- wimpy
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
waning Sentence Examples
- The waning days of summer brought a bittersweet sense of change.
- As dusk approached, the sunlight waned, casting long shadows across the landscape.
- The patient's energy levels waned as the disease progressed.
- The popularity of the once-fashionable trend was waning, being replaced by newer styles.
- The waning moon hung low in the sky, illuminating the night with a gentle glow.
- The enthusiasm for the project waned as the obstacles mounted.
- The artist's inspiration waned during the creative process, leaving their work unfinished.
- The waning influence of the aging politician became increasingly apparent.
- The waning appetite of the elderly pet worried its owner.
- The waning interest in the lecture was evident from the dwindling attendance.
FAQs About the word waning
a gradual decrease in magnitude or extent, (of the Moon) pertaining to the period during which the visible surface of the moon decreasesof Wane, The act or proc
declining, feeble, decaying, failing, precious, dying, enfeebled, sapped, frail, decayed
undecadent, undecadent,,
The waning days of summer brought a bittersweet sense of change.
As dusk approached, the sunlight waned, casting long shadows across the landscape.
The patient's energy levels waned as the disease progressed.
The popularity of the once-fashionable trend was waning, being replaced by newer styles.
