diminishing

• Describe algo que se vuelve más pequeño, más débil o menos importante con el tiempo.

Describes something that is becoming smaller, weaker, or less important over time.

1. Becoming smaller or lessB2formal

   Gradually decreasing in size, amount, or intensity.

   que disminuye

   • The diminishing returns of the investment worried the shareholders.
   • He noticed a diminishing interest in the subject among students.
   • The sound of the train was diminishing as it moved away.

   Sinónimosdecreasingdwindlingebbingfadinglesseningrecedingshrinkingsubsidingwaning

   Antónimosexpandinggrowingincreasingmountingrising

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de hacer algo más pequeño, menos intenso o menos importante; reducir o menguar en tamaño, cantidad, fuerza o grado.

A verb used to indicate the act of making or becoming less, smaller, or weaker.

1. Reduce in size or amountB2formal

   To make or become smaller, fewer, or less.

   Disminuir

   • The storm's intensity began to diminish as it moved inland.
   • Over time, the population of the village diminished significantly.
   • The company's profits diminished due to increased competition.

   Sinónimosabatecurtailcutdecreasedwindlelessenlowerminimizereduceshrink

   Antónimosaugmentenlargeexpandgrowincrease

2. Lessen in importance or valueB2formal

   To cause something to seem less important or valuable.

   menoscabar, restar importancia

   • His constant criticism diminished her confidence.
   • The scandal did not diminish his popularity among supporters.
   • We should not diminish the contributions of our volunteers.

   Sinónimosbelittledemeandepreciatedevaluedisparagedowngrademinimizetrivialize

   Antónimosaugmentenhancemagnify