Definition
Definition of dwindler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
weakening personRare person who diminishes in strength or importanceRare
- He became a dwindler in the company after the new management took over.
2.
reductionRare person or thing that becomes smaller or lessRare
- The dwindler of resources worried the community.
Origin of dwindler
English, dwindle (to diminish) + -er (agent suffix)
Examples of dwindler in a sentence
Once a leader, he is now a dwindler in the political arena. The dwindler of funds halted the project. He was known as the dwindler of the group's enthusiasm.
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- French:personne en déclin, amoindrisseur, ...
- German:unbedeutende Person, Schwund, ...
- Italian:persona che si indebolisce, riduttore, ...
- Spanish:debilitador, disminución, ...
- Portuguese:fracassado, diminuidor, ...
- Chinese:衰弱的人, 缩减者, ...
- Japanese:弱体化する人, 減少, ...
- Arabic:شَخْص يَضْعَف, العُنْصُر المُتَناقِص, ...
- Hebrew:אָדָם הַהוֹלֵךְ וְנֶחֱלָשׁ, מִתְדַּלְדֶּל, ...
- Russian:слабеющий человек, истощение, ...
- Ukrainian:людина, що слабшає, зменшувач, ...
- Hindi:कमज़ोर होने वाला व्यक्ति, घटने वाला, ...
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