minishment Antonyms
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Meaning of minishment
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minishment (n.)
The act of diminishing, or the state of being diminished; diminution.
minishment Sentence Examples
- The severe drought led to a minishment in crop yields, threatening food security.
- The government's austerity measures resulted in a minishment of public services and social welfare programs.
- The constant criticism and negativity had a minishment effect on his self-esteem.
- The minishment of pain medication after surgery left the patient in excruciating discomfort.
- The company's minishment of staff during the recession left many employees facing unemployment.
- The resolution of the conflict led to a minishment of tensions and a more peaceful atmosphere.
- The minishment of air pollution brought about significant improvements in public health.
- The discovery of new treatments for the disease resulted in a minishment of suffering for patients.
- The minishment of personal belongings during a move made it easier to pack and transport.
- The gradual minishment of the forest's ecosystem caused irreversible damage to local wildlife.
FAQs About the word minishment
The act of diminishing, or the state of being diminished; diminution.
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The severe drought led to a minishment in crop yields, threatening food security.
The government's austerity measures resulted in a minishment of public services and social welfare programs.
The constant criticism and negativity had a minishment effect on his self-esteem.
The minishment of pain medication after surgery left the patient in excruciating discomfort.
