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The synonym dim synonymous definition words:
dim [verb]
means "fade"
blur, dull, fog
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dim [verb]
means "darken"
cloud, dull, obscure
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dim [adjective]
means "stupid"
dim-witted, blunt
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dim [adjective]
means "overcast"
cloudy, grey
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dim [adjective]
means "indefinite"
blurred, confused, indistinct, unclear, vague, umbrageous
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dim [adjective]
means "faint"
gloomy, blurred, murky, cloudy, pale, dark, recondite
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dim [adjective]
means "dull"
feeble, faded, blurred, lack-lustre, dense, foggy, slow
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dim [adjective]
means "disparaging"
adverse
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adverse [adjective]
means "hostile"
antagonistic, repugnant, unfriendly, antipathetic, dim, conflicting
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bedim [verb]
means "becloud"
cloud, darken, dim, obscure
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black [adjective]
means "property"
dim, shadowy, murky, gloomy, dark, cloudy
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blind [adjective]
means "property"
concealed, secluded, hidden, dark, dim, obscure
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blur [verb]
means "smudge"
smear, flash, obfuscate, blear, dim, obscure
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blurred [adjective]
means "indistinct"
dim
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boring [adjective]
means "property"
dim, uninteresting
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concealed [adjective]
means "blind"
secluded, hidden, dark, dim, obscure, confused
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dark [adjective]
means "property"
unlit, dirty, black, cimmerian, dun, dim, mystical, abstruse, cabbalistic, dim, enigmatic, incomprehensible
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deaden [verb]
means "muffle"
mute, cushion, dim, tone down
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dull [verb]
means "action"
deaden, shackle, dim, benumb, soften, blunt
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dull [adjective]
means "characteristic"
dingy, dim, dim, uninteresting
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dusk [adjective]
means "unlit"
dirty, black, Cimmerian, dun, dim, dark
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dusky [adjective]
means "clouded"
sombre, gloomy, cloudy, dim, murky, obscure
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faint [adjective]
means "property"
dim, inconspicuous, blear, subtle, dull, faded
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fatuous [adjective]
means "boring"
dull, foolish, depressing, inapt, dreary, dim
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filmy [adjective]
means "misty"
cloudy, dim, hazy
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fog [verb]
means "activity"
dim, becloud, befog, blur, darken, obfuscate
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fuzzy [adjective]
means "blurry"
hazy, foggy, dim, blurred, indistinct, obscure
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gloomy [adjective]
means "dismal"
dim, dusky, lowering, obscure, shaded, shadowy
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hostile [adjective]
means "adverse"
antagonistic, repugnant, unfriendly, antipathetic, dim, conflicting
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indefinite [adjective]
means "unclear"
obscure, vague, unspecific, uncertain, hazy, dim
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indistinct [adjective]
means "obscure"
dim
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lusterless [adjective]
means "property"
dim, flat, mat, lifeless
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mystical [adjective]
means "dark"
abstruse, cabbalistic, dim, enigmatic, incomprehensible, mysterious
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nebulous [adjective]
means "indistinct"
confused, dim, hazy, dark, obscure, vague
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obscure [verb]
means "conceal"
darken, dim, fog, shadow, grey, cloud
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obscure [adjective]
means "indistinct"
dim
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obscure [adjective]
means "dark"
clouded, dense, cloudy, hazy, dim, dusky
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overshadow [verb]
means "darken"
obscure, cloud, shadow, dim, shade, veil
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pale [adjective]
means "property"
dim, wan, faint, feeble, obscure
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shady [adjective]
means "cloudy"
vague, dim, shadowy, indistinct, dark, dusky
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soft [adjective]
means "property"
faint, dull, dim, wan, light, quiet
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somber [adjective]
means "dark"
dim, drab, dismal, gloomy, murky, shadowy
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sombre [adjective]
means "dark"
dim, drab, dismal, gloomy, murky, shadowy
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sunless [adjective]
means "dark"
dim
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umbrageous [adjective]
means "shaded"
dim, foliated, vegetated, murky, shadowy, unlit
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unfriendly [adjective]
means "hostile"
antagonistic, repugnant, adverse, antipathetic, dim, conflicting
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uninteresting [adjective]
means "boring"
fatuous, foolish, depressing, inapt, drear, dim
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unlit [adjective]
means "dark"
dirty, black, Cimmerian, dun, dim, dusky
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dimension [noun]
means "proportions"
range, confines, size, scope
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dimensions [noun]
means "measurements"
size, extent, height, length, proportions, width
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diminish [verb]
means "abate"
fade, decrease, lessen, dwindle, ease, lighten, shrink
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diminished [adjective]
means "discontinued"
abandoned, forsaken, released, expelled, dropped
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diminishing [adjective]
means "decreasing"
shrinking, declining, lessening, less and less, abating, reducing, dwindling
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diminution [noun]
means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, abatement, mitigation, slackening
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diminutive [adjective]
means "little"
petty, bantam, lilliputian, microscopic
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dimness [noun]
means "blackness"
twilight, darkness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, nightfall
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dimple [noun]
means "indentation"
impression, dent, depression, concavity, dip, pit, trough
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Lilliputian [adjective]
means "little"
petty, bantam, diminutive, microscopic
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abate [verb]
means "lessen"
appease, decline, damp, decrease, diminish, relax
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abate [verb]
means "decrease"
moderate, diminish, lessen, lower, soften, reduce
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abatement [noun]
means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, diminution, mitigation, slackening
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abridge [verb]
means "decrease"
brief, contract, cut, curtail, diminish, lessen
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alleviation [noun]
means "lessening"
abatement, decrease, diminution, mitigation, slackening
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baby [adjective]
means "property"
small, miniature, tiny, little, dwarf, diminutive
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bantam [noun]
means "little"
tiny, miniature, diminutive, dwarf, pygmy, small
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blackness [noun]
means "darkness"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, nightfall
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blunt [verb]
means "dull"
soften, desensitise, desensitize, deaden, diminish, numb
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blunt [adjective]
means "slow"
stupid, dim-witted, dull, stolid, heavy, thick
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bulk [noun]
means "mass"
dimensions
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capacity [noun]
means "contents"
size, volume, room, dimensions, measure, spread
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cheapen [verb]
means "belittle"
diminish
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clip [verb]
means "decrease"
curtail, pare, shorten, abridge, diminish
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commute [verb]
means "reduce"
alleviate, mitigate, diminish, decrease, shorten, remit
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concavity [noun]
means "hollow"
basin, dent, hole, depression, dimple, cavity
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confines [noun]
means "proportions"
range, dimension, size, scope
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consumption [noun]
means "using"
use, expenditure, depletion, burning, diminution, exhaustion
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curtail [verb]
means "abridge"
decrease, diminish, reduce, abate, lessen, truncate
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cut [verb]
means "reduction"
lessen, diminish, lower, reduce
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cut back [verb]
means "taper off"
diminish, dwindle, attenuate, cut down, abate, slacken
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darkness [noun]
means "blackness"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, nightfall
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decreasing [noun]
means "less and less"
shrinking, declining, lessening, diminishing, abating, reducing
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dent [verb]
means "hollow"
depress, dimple, gouge, notch
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dent [noun]
means "indentation"
impression, dimple, depression, concavity, dip, pit
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depression [noun]
means "hollow"
basin, dent, hole, concavity, dimple, cavity
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desensitise [verb]
means "dull"
soften, blunt, desensitize, deaden, diminish, numb
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desensitize [verb]
means "dull"
soften, desensitise, blunt, deaden, diminish, numb
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devalue [verb]
means "reduce"
decrease, diminish, lessen, depreciate, lower, shave
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devastation [noun]
means "waste"
ruin, decay, spoliation, decline, loss, diminution
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discontinued [adjective]
means "dropped"
abandoned, forsaken, released, expelled, diminished
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dock [verb]
means "decrease"
diminish, withhold, deduct, lessen
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dropped [adjective]
means "discontinued"
abandoned, forsaken, released, expelled, diminished
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dullness [noun]
means "mediocrity"
sameness, tedium, dimness, monotony, insipidity
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dwarf [adjective]
means "small"
diminutive, dwarfed, lilliputian, little, stunted, tiny
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dwarfish [adjective]
means "little"
small, tiny, diminutive, stunted, minute, misshapen
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erode [verb]
means "waste"
reduce, decay, diminish, dwindle, wane, wear away
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fade [verb]
means "decline"
wane, decrease, dwindle, droop, diminish, taper
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fall [verb]
means "reduction"
decline, abate, dwindle, decrease, diminish
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gloom [noun]
means "gloominess"
dimness, obscurity, shade, shadow, darkness, dark
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gloominess [noun]
means "gloom"
dimness, obscurity, shade, shadow, darkness, dark
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haze [noun]
means "obscurity"
cloud, dimness, vagueness
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impair [verb]
means "lessen"
diminish, damage, injure, worsen, spoil, mar
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infinitesimal [adjective]
means "small"
diminutive, microscopic, minute, miniature, little, tiny
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insipidity [noun]
means "mediocrity"
sameness, tedium, dimness, monotony, dullness
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less and less [adjective]
means "decreasing"
shrinking, declining, lessening, diminishing, abating, reducing
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lessen [verb]
means "reduce"
decrease, diminish, lower, taper, depreciate, disparage
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lessen [verb]
means "abridge"
decrease, diminish, reduce, abate, curtail, truncate
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lessen [verb]
means "abate"
decrease, diminish, dwindle, ease, lighten, shrink
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lessening [adjective]
means "decreasing"
dwindling, declining, abating, waning, diminishing, lowering
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lesser [adjective]
means "trivial"
diminutive, inconsiderable, insignificant, petty, little, negligible
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little [adjective]
means "size"
small, minute, diminutive, tiny, infinitesimal, petite
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loosening [noun]
means "abatement"
slackening, lessening, diminishing, relaxation, decrease, moderation
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lower [verb]
means "reduction"
reduce, decrease, diminish, lessen, depreciate, devalue
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magnitude [noun]
means "size"
extent, breadth, dimension, enormity, bulk, mass
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microscopic [adjective]
means "small"
diminutive, minute, infinitesimal, miniature, little, tiny
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mince [verb]
means "mitigate"
lessen, moderate, soften, alleviate, tone down, diminish
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miniature [noun]
means "small"
baby, tiny, little, dwarf, diminutive, petite
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minus [object]
means "reduction"
diminished, lacking, without, deficient, wanting, less
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minute [adjective]
means "size"
small, diminutive, microscopic, infinitesimal, miniature, little
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mitigation [noun]
means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, diminution, abatement, slackening
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moderate [verb]
means "abate"
diminish
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modified [adjective]
means "reduced"
limited, curbed, tempered, diminished, qualified, reserved
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mollify [verb]
means "relieve"
alleviate, ameliorate, decrease, diminish, allay, lessen
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moronic [adjective]
means "foolish"
retarded, backward, dull, dim-witted, half-witted, imbecile
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night [noun]
means "time"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, darkness, nightfall
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nightfall [noun]
means "blackness"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, darkness
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obscurity [noun]
means "haze"
cloud, dimness, vagueness
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outshine [verb]
means "surpass"
eclipse, overshadow, dwarf, diminish, dominate, tower above
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overshadow [verb]
means "surpass"
eclipse, outshine, dwarf, diminish, dominate, tower above
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pare [verb]
means "trim"
clip, diminish, crop, lessen, reduce
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peck [noun]
means "indentation"
depression, dent, dimple, dint, chip, nick
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petite [adjective]
means "small"
miniature, tiny, little, dwarf, diminutive, baby
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petty [adjective]
means "trivial"
diminutive, inconsiderable, insignificant, lesser, little, negligible
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proportion [noun]
means "size"
dimensions, extent
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proportions [noun]
means "confines"
range, dimension, size, scope
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qualify [verb]
means "moderate"
assuage, diminish, ease, meliorate, mitigate, mollify
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reduce [verb]
means "quantity"
lessen, diminish, decrease, abridge, abate, attenuate
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reduction [noun]
means "decrease"
reducing, decline, lessening, diminishing, lowering, contraction
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relax [verb]
means "reduction"
lessen, diminish, reduce, weaken, abate, enervate
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relaxation [noun]
means "abatement"
slackening, lessening, diminishing, loosening, decrease, moderation
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remit [verb]
means "relay"
abate, diminish, relax, slacken
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ripple [verb]
means "fret"
agitate, curl, dimple, riffle
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scanty [adjective]
means "little"
tiny, sparse, scarce, wee, diminutive, small
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scrub [adjective]
means "stunted"
dwarfed, diminutive, little, puny
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shade [noun]
means "obscurity"
darkness, shadow, blackness, dark, dimness, gloom
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short [adjective]
means "size"
diminutive, low
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shrink [verb]
means "shrivel"
decrease, reduce, diminish, constrict, dwindle, lessen
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slacken [verb]
means "decrease"
abate, mitigate, reduce, diminish, weaken, lessen
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slow [verb]
means "reduction"
decrease, reduce, diminish, postpone, delay, retard
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small [adjective]
means "size"
little, tiny, miniature, diminutive, dwarf, pygmy
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taper [verb]
means "reduce"
decrease, diminish, lower, lessen, depreciate, disparage
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taper off [verb]
means "cut back"
diminish, dwindle, attenuate, cut down, abate, slacken
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thin [verb]
means "action"
dilute, weaken, diminish, reduce, attenuate, expand
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tiny [adjective]
means "size"
little, small, miniature, diminutive, dwarf, pygmy
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twilight [noun]
means "blackness"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, nightfall
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undersized [adjective]
means "small"
diminutive, dwarfed, Lilliputian, little, stunted, tiny
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vagueness [noun]
means "obscurity"
cloud, dimness, haze
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waste [verb]
means "reduction"
erode, reduce, decay, diminish, dwindle, wane
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waste [noun]
means "state"
diminution, dissipation
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wee [adjective]
means "small"
minute, diminutive, tiny, infinitesimal, petite, little
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wilt [verb]
means "decline"
wane, decrease, dwindle, droop, diminish, taper
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