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Definition of diminish
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of diminish is as below...
Diminish
(v. t.) To make
smaller
in any
manner;
to
reduce
in bulk or
amount;
to
lessen;
--
opposed
to
augment
or
increase.
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Bushing
::
Bushing
(n.) The
operation
of
fitting
bushes,
or
linings,
into holes or
places
where wear is to be
received,
or
friction
diminished,
as pivot
holes,
etc..
Diminishing
::
Diminishing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Diminis.
Commute
::
Commute
(v. t.) To
exchange;
to put or
substitute
something
else in place of, as a
smaller
penalty,
obligation,
or
payment,
for a
greater,
or a
single
thing for an
aggregate;
hence,
to
lessen;
to
diminish;
as, to
commute
a
sentence
of death to one of
imprisonment
for life; to
commute
tithes;
to
commute
charges
for
fares..
Fail
::
Fail (v. i.) To fall away; to
become
diminished;
to
decline;
to
decay;
to sink.
Wantrust
::
Wantrust
(n.)
Failing
or
diminishing
trust;
want of trust or
confidence;
distrust.
Wad
::
Wad (n.)
Specifically:
A
little
mass of some soft or
flexible
material,
such as hay,
straw,
tow,
paper,
or old rope yarn, used for
retaining
a
charge
of
powder
in a gun, or for
keeping
the
powder
and shot
close;
also, to
diminish
or avoid the
effects
of
windage.
Also, by
extension,
a dusk of felt,
pasteboard,
etc.,
serving
a
similar
purpose..
Decline
::
Decline
(v. i.) To tend or draw
towards
a
close,
decay,
or
extinction;
to tend to a less
perfect
state;
to
become
diminished
or
impaired;
to fail; to sink; to
diminish;
to
lessen;
as, the day
declines;
virtue
declines;
religion
declines;
business
declines..
Antiplastic
::
Antiplastic
(a.)
Diminishing
plasticity.
Disaugment
::
Disaugment
(v. t.) To
diminish.
Extenuation
::
Extenuation
(n.) The act of
axtenuating
or the state of being
extenuated;
the act of
making
thin,
slender,
or lean, or of
palliating;
diminishing,
or
lessening;
palliation,
as of a
crime;
mitigation,
as of
punishment..
Seventh
::
Seventh
(n.) A chord which
includes
the
interval
of a
seventh
whether
major,
minor,
or
diminished..
Wearer
::
Wearer
(n.) That which
wastes
or
diminishes.
Qualify
::
Qualify
(v. t.)
Hence,
to
soften;
to
abate;
to
diminish;
to
assuage;
to
reduce
the
strength
of, as
liquors..
Decreasing
::
Decreasing
(a.)
Becoming
less and less;
diminishing.
Curtail
::
Curtail
(v. t.) To cut off the end or tail, or any part, of; to
shorten;
to
abridge;
to
diminish;
to
reduce..
Wear
::
Wear (v. t.) To
impair,
waste,
or
diminish,
by
continual
attrition,
scraping,
percussion,
on the like; to
consume
gradually;
to cause to lower or
disappear;
to
spend..
Extenuate
::
Extenuate
(v. t.) To
lessen;
to
palliate;
to
lessen
or
weaken
the force of; to
diminish
the
conception
of, as
crime,
guilt,
faults,
ills,
accusations,
etc.; --
opposed
to
aggravate..
Dilute
::
Dilute
(v. t.) To
diminish
the
strength,
flavor,
color,
etc., of, by
mixing;
to
reduce,
especially
by the
addition
of
water;
to
temper;
to
attenuate;
to
weaken..
Diminish
::
Diminish
(v. t.) To take away; to
subtract.
Injure
::
Injure
(v. t.) To do harm to; to
impair
the
excellence
and value of; to hurt; to
damage;
-- used in a
variety
of
senses;
as: (a) To hurt or
wound,
as the
person;
to
impair
soundness,
as of
health.
(b) To
damage
or
lessen
the value of, as goods or
estate.
(c) To
slander,
tarnish,
or
impair,
as
reputation
or
character.
(d) To
impair
or
diminish,
as
happiness
or
virtue.
(e) To give pain to, as the
sensibilities
or the
feelings;
to
grieve;
to
annoy.
(f) To
impair,
as the
intellect
or
mind..
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