dwindling in Portuguese
dwindling in Portuguese is declínio — dwindling means steadily becoming smaller or less.
dwindling in Portuguese
declínio
declining; growing less
What does "dwindling" mean?
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adj Steadily becoming smaller or less.
"The charity relies on a dwindling number of volunteers."
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noun The process of gradually shrinking or reducing to almost nothing.
"The dwindling of the town's population worried local officials."
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dwindling in a sentence
- The charity relies on a dwindling number of volunteers.
- The dwindling of the town's population worried local officials.
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What is "dwindling" in Portuguese?
"dwindling" in Portuguese is declínio. dwindling means: Steadily becoming smaller or less.
How do you use "dwindling" in a sentence?
Example: "The charity relies on a dwindling number of volunteers." In Portuguese, "dwindling" is declínio.
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