dwindle
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- v become smaller or lose substance
Her savings dwindled down
- Railroad tracks dwindle northward toward Boston, an unconcerned hour away.
- As the deaths climbed to at least 260, hope began to dwindle on Tuesday evening of finding additional survivors under the rubble.
- Di Vittorio strongarmed his CGIL into an 8,000,000-member postwar political powerhouse, saw it dwindle to 3,000,000, become well-matched by Italy's free unions.