Search Results for: "diminished"

To diminish means to become or make something smaller, weaker, or less important...

to degrade or diminish

To decline; diminish.

Disrespectful or scornful remarks or actions intended to offend someone. They ar...

Restrict or diminish

To alloy means to mix two or more metals together to create a substance with new...

The gradual wearing away of a surface or material by natural forces like water,...

Describes a system, plan, or strategy that has been refined or optimized to such...

The excessive or counterproductive use of automated systems and technology in a...

To undergo or encounter a particular situation, emotion, or event to an excessiv...

The act or process of restoring a privilege, right, or specific status that had...

The state or condition of lacking mental sharpness, sensory acuity, or clear dis...

to reduce inflammation; to diminish swelling

The act of receding or pulling back, like the tide or a flood. Figuratively, it...

Refers to a quality, spirit, or state that is impossible to suppress, discourage...

To diminish in value over a period of time.

The state or condition of being half-alive or existing with diminished vitality....

To decrease progressively; to diminish gradually.

To (especially of a quantity or quality) decrease; diminish.

to belittle, disparage, or diminish

Pain diminishes over time.

Excessive lightheartedness can diminish one's respectability.

Pain diminishes over time.

To have one's reputation or dignity diminished.

Emotional pain and sorrow diminish over time.

To be extremely scared or frightened, feeling one's courage diminish greatly.

Distance can diminish feelings or worries.

Being apart from someone for a long time can diminish affection or memories.

Stating that one's skills have diminished due to lack of recent use.

Refers to excessive internal competition that leads to diminishing returns.

Pain diminishes as time passes.

To diminish the importance or brilliance of someone else.

Absence makes the heart grow fonder; distance does not diminish affection.

Doing something perceived as beneath one's dignity will not actually diminish on...

Pain diminishes as time passes.

Joy that is quickly diminished or proven false, like celebrating too early.

Excessive frivolity can diminish one's respect.

To be humbled or have one's arrogance or confidence severely diminished.

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