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dwindling

adjective as in flagging

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Example Sentences

Bad investments, overspending and dwindling interest took their toll.

That approach centred on changes in demographics and dwindling numbers of churchgoers.

From BBC

He brooded over the dwindling supplies of clean water and that too many people were competing for too little of it.

From Salon

With a dwindling number of votes left to count, her opponent, Grace Yoo, appears to have no path to catch up.

One area where the administration may not push for major change is the overburdened Colorado River, a water source that has been dwindling during the last 25 years amid persistent drought worsened by global warming.

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

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