Verb:

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dwindle down's Usage Examples:

" Instead of deciding to wreck and dwindle down the field on Sunday, Johnson said the drivers finally got smart about.

Spiders, however, a 7–12 slump in their next nineteen games saw their lead dwindle down to one game over the second place Boston Beaneaters.

you jump around as a freelancer, it's easy to have your attention span dwindle down to that of a gnat.

Soon the conflict started to dwindle down between the leaders of each party.

by noting that matter could not be destroyed as it would eventually dwindle down to nothing, and that there must be void for matter to move around.

short-subjects field, and by the end of the decade that number would dwindle down to three.

He saw a large student body dwindle down to a handful of students due to the US civil war.

5 games and then began to dwindle down to six by September 1.

in a hand, resulting in many penalty cards, that the stock pile may dwindle down to nothing before any player has gone out.

Towards the west of this basin, the hills draw very close but soon dwindle down.

Melissa begins to dwindle down Teresa's never-ending lies.

death, has watched the once thriving congregation and church’s funds dwindle down to nearly nothing.

And with this loss of legitimacy, Gacaca courts began to dwindle down in numbers.

Synonyms:

decrease; diminish; dwindle away; lessen; fall; dwindle down;

Antonyms:

increase; crescendo; expand; inflate; lengthen;