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Dwindle down   /dwˈɪndəl daʊn/   Listen
Dwindle down

verb
1.
Become smaller or lose substance.  Synonyms: dwindle, dwindle away.






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"Dwindle down" Quotes from Famous Books



... Neolithic men slowly coming northward, as the rigors of the last glacial period abated, domicile here, and build this huge gaunt temple before they passed farther north, to degrade and dwindle down into Eskimos wandering the ...
— The Story of Extinct Civilizations of the West • Robert E. Anderson

... appreciative ones by neglect. Women domesticate themselves to death already. What they want is cultivation. They need to be stimulated to develop a large, comprehensive, catholic life, in which their domestic duties shall have an appropriate niche, and not dwindle down to a narrow and servile one, over which those duties shall spread and occupy ...
— Gala-days • Gail Hamilton

... began to dwindle down. It was long past the time when the counterfeiters should have arrived if they had started on ...
— The Poisoned Pen • Arthur B. Reeve

... will goes hand-in-hand, and serves the blind one as a careful guide. They met—for they had parted suddenly, abruptly—in the summer-house, by previous appointment. Michael pleaded his affection—his absorbing and devoted love. She has objections numerous—insuperable; they dwindle down to one or two, and these as weak and easily overcome as woman's melting heart itself. They meet to argue, and he stays to woo. They bandy words and arguments for hours together, but all their logic fails in proof; whilst one long, passionate, parting ...
— Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 54, No. 337, November, 1843 • Various

... they wear. I'd love to appear in a red and yeller suit, Samantha, or a green and purple, or a blue and maroon, with a pink sash made of thin glitterin' silk, but I spoze that you will break that up in a minute. So, I spoze that I shall have to dwindle down onto a silk scarf, or some plumes in my hat, mebby—you never are willin' for me to soar out and spread myself, but you probable wouldn't break up a ...
— Samantha at the World's Fair • Marietta Holley



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