• Synonyms: diminished, lessened, vitiated, weakened
  Meaning: impaired by diminution

• He diminished down the hill.
• The little Ruggleses hung their diminished heads.
• It was not, however, common air, for it was not diminished by nitrous air.
• The hubbub among the servants rather increased than diminished as this crisis approached.
• Still further, his confidence in the worthy Picard, at one time so great, diminished day by day.
• She had not gone far when the moon rose, and from behind the clouds diminished the darkness a little.
• Seeing her laugh, his uneasiness on her account diminished, and he addressed her in a vivacious tone himself.
• To the North, the proportion of slaves steadily diminished although chattel servitude was on the same legal footing as in the South.
• He complains very bitterly of this at a dinner-party, but his respect for Goethe has not diminished through this personal experience.
• The number of establishments has been diminished as the staple products that can be transported have come to be made in larger factories.

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