Definition
Definition of diming - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
less strongRare US reducing in strength or powerRare US
- The diming sound of the music indicated the party was ending.
- The diming lights signaled the end of the show.
- The diming glow of the sunset was beautiful.
Expressions with diming
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focusing on trivial amounts
The manager's nickel-and-diming approach frustrated the team.
Origin of diming
Old English, dim (dark)
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- French:faiblissant, ...
- German:nachlassend, ...
- Italian:attenuante, ...
- Spanish:atenuando, ...
- Portuguese:enfraquecendo, ...
- Chinese:渐弱, ...
- Japanese:弱まる, ...
- Arabic:مُنْخَفِض, ...
- Hebrew:מַפְחִית, ...
- Russian:затухающий, ...
- Ukrainian:згасаючий, ...
- Hindi:कमज़ोर, ...
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