dwindled

Since Trump's last term in office, moderate voices around both leaders have dwindled.

When Berry suffered a brain aneurysm and left the band, burned out and artistically spent, in 1997, R.E.M. carried on as a trio, but its sales dwindled and so did its zeitgeist-y buzz.

My response to “how’s work” has often dwindled to a simple “fine,” without much elaboration.

Global migration at the time had dwindled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

It was steady work for a good stretch, but job opportunities gradually dwindled as the entertainment industry changed.