dwindles in English

verb

1

diminish gradually in size, amount, or strength.

traffic has dwindled to a trickle

synonyms: diminish, decrease, reduce, lessen, shrink, fall off, tail off, drop, fall, slump, plummet, disappear, vanish, die out, nosedive, decline, deteriorate, fail, slip, slide, fade, go downhill, go to rack and ruin, go to pot, go to the dogs, hit the skids, go down the tubes, go down the drain, go down the toilet

verb

diminish, decrease, reduce, lessen, shrink, fall off, tail off, drop, fall, slump, plummet, disappear, vanish, die out, nosedive
decline, deteriorate, fail, slip, slide, fade, go downhill, go to rack and ruin, go to pot, go to the dogs, hit the skids, go down the tubes, go down the drain, go down the toilet
dwindle away

Use "dwindles" in a sentence

1. The sun's warmth rapidly dwindles.

2. 7 With increasing of water depth, the number of plantlet and inflorescence gradually dwindles.

3. With increasing of water depth, the number of plantlet and inflorescence gradually dwindles.

4. What is more, if we look farther afield, our magnificent 100 feet dwindles into insignificance.

5. Synonyms for Abates include decreases, declines, diminishes, subsides, dwindles, eases, lessens, ebbs, wanes and fades

6. And the time left for Christian activities, which he values very highly, dwindles with each passing week.

7. Attrition is a process in which the workforce dwindles at a company, following a period in which a number of people retire or resign, and are not replaced. …

8. The real risk is rather that the Convention draft becomes amended to the point where, cumulatively, almost accidentally, the ambition and the attractiveness of the constitution dwindles and the singular opportunity of clarifying and developing the Union provided by drafting a constitution slips away.