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View definitions for weakening

weakening

adjective as in flagging

noun as in attenuation

noun as in attrition

noun as in devaluation

Strongest matches

Strong match

Weak matches

noun as in diminution

noun as in enervation

noun as in enfeeblement

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Example Sentences

"It is deterring some people from standing to be candidates, and inhibiting how some engage with voters – both of which risk weakening our robust democratic debate."

From BBC

The hope of finding someone great is weakening, and the risks of the search seem too high.

From Salon

Fellow Conservative peer and former cabinet minister Lord Forsyth of Drumlean accused Labour of "a disgraceful piece of political gerrymandering" aimed at "weakening the scrutiny" of the government.

From BBC

The council ended up weakening the ethics reform proposal that it put before voters.

He has said the resource is “horribly mismanaged” in California and has promised to turn on a massive “faucet” for farmers and cities — partly by weakening environmental protections for such species as the Delta smelt.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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