Synonyms for Dwindling
dwin·dling

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1. dwindling, dwindling awayadjective

   a becoming gradually less

   "there is no greater sadness that the dwindling away of a family"

   Synonyms:
   dwindling away, dwindling

   Antonyms:
   increasing

2. dwindling, tapering, tapering offadjective

   gradually decreasing until little remains

   Synonyms:
   dwindling, narrowing, tapered, tapering, tapering off

   Antonyms:
   increasing

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1. dwindlingnoun

   Synonyms:
   decrease, diminution, shrinkage

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1. List of paraphrases for "dwindling":

   declining, shrinking, decreasing, diminishing, falling

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1. Redmond Burke:

   She was dwindling away. She'd been slowly dying for three months.

2. Andy Challenger:

   Traditional retailers have been reticent to commit to hiring targets for the holiday season, which reflects the uncertain business environment they face with sky-high unemployment, dwindling government stimulus, and changing consumer spending patterns.

3. Lakshheish M Patel:

   Days are not far when we will see LOCK on brokerage firms offices as we are seeing dwindling business or almost closure at Mutual Fund Or SIP companies for ruthlessly cheating their clients only

4. Joe Parks:

   He saw ICU beds increase by 50 percentin two weeks, slowly watching the number of ICU ventilator beds dwindling is almost like having your feet in concrete and watching the water level rise.

5. Kristi Curry Rogers:

   It is a little tougher to be so sure that these data mean that these tyrannosaurs lived together in the good times, it’s possible that these animals may have lived in the same vicinity as one another without traveling together in a social group, and just came together around dwindling resources as times got tougher.