diminished in Czech
diminished in Czech is zmenšený — diminished means made smaller, weaker, or less important than before.
diminished in Czech
zmenšený
(music) reduced by a semitone
What does "diminished" mean?
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adjective Made smaller, weaker, or less important than before.
"He returned from the injury with a noticeably diminished ability to sprint."
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adjective In music, describing an interval or chord lowered by a semitone from its normal size.
"The song's tension comes from that eerie diminished chord in the chorus."
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diminished in a sentence
- He returned from the injury with a noticeably diminished ability to sprint.
- Her role at the company felt diminished after the merger.
- The song's tension comes from that eerie diminished chord in the chorus.
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What is "diminished" in Czech?
"diminished" in Czech is zmenšený. diminished means: Made smaller, weaker, or less important than before.
How do you use "diminished" in a sentence?
Example: "He returned from the injury with a noticeably diminished ability to sprint." In Czech, "diminished" is zmenšený.
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