Synonyms for dwindle
ˈdwɪn dldwin·dle

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1. dwindle

   Synonyms:
   pine, waste, diminish, decrease, fall off, decline, melt

   Antonyms:
   expand, enlarge, increase, grow, flourish, augment, develop

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1. dwindle, dwindle away, dwindle downverb

   become smaller or lose substance

   "Her savings dwindled down"

   Synonyms:
   dwindle away, dwindle down

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1. dwindleverb

   Synonyms:
   diminish, decrease, lessen, shrink, grow less, grow little

2. dwindleverb

   Synonyms:
   sink, degenerate, decline, decay, fall away, fall off

3. dwindleverb

   Synonyms:
   diminish, decrease, lessen, make less

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1. dwindleverb

   Synonyms:
   decrease, diminish, shrink

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1. Greg Adams:

   As hospital bed count continues to dwindle, we will not be able to keep up if [coronavirus cases, hopsitalizations] continue to increase.

2. Darin Kraetsch:

   In a short period of time, we’ve seen a very competitive marketplace among big-box stores dwindle, that’s one of the things we hope to capitalize on. We hope to disrupt the space they have left open for small and medium-size business that Staples can’t afford to service.

3. Gad Saad:

   According to the data. . . they’re happy when they get there, but when my star starts to dwindle and my body has been used 33,000 times, what do I do ? What’s going to happen ? They don’t seem to think about that.

4. Dave Krepcho:

   My concern is that we will see food and funding dwindle, the level of service would diminish considerably. That means tens of thousands of people in our community will literally not have food to eat.

5. Joel Kan:

   Refinance demand continues to dwindle, as many borrowers refinanced in 2020, and in early 2021, when mortgage rates were around 40 basis points lower.