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As the night wore on, the crowd at the concert began to dwindle.dwindle = gradually decrease
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I started the diet with good intentions, but my resolution dwindled over time.dwindled = gradually decreased
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Her energy dwindled after hours of hiking in the heat.dwindled = gradually decrease
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Support for the legislation is dwindling.dwindling = gradually decreasing
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The Connecticut 5th had dwindled down to just thirty men. (source)dwindled = decreased
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They dwindled down to a couple in the last few years. (source)
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Within another hour, the number of surviving kites dwindled from maybe fifty to a dozen.† (source)dwindled = decreased
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All that was left was the body, the dwindling smell of smoke, and the smiling teddy bear.† (source)dwindling = decreasing
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Gradually, our numbers begin to dwindle, and it's just me and Uriah and Drew.† (source)
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and then the water running in my sink dwindles to a trickle.† (source)dwindles = decreases
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Louie caught nothing, and his hook supply dwindled.† (source)dwindled = decreased
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I have been waiting to fire, only too aware of my dwindling supply of arrows.† (source)dwindling = decreasing
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Their numbers dwindle, which only makes it harder to escape the watchful eye of the SS.† (source)
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Over his shoulder, back in the ballroom, the receiving line dwindles.† (source)dwindles = decreases
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WITHOUT SHAWN AS FOREMAN, Dad's construction business dwindled.† (source)dwindled = decreased
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Then Claude drove off, taillights dwindling as he topped the rise south of town.† (source)dwindling = decreasing
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