Definition of Dwindle
to decrease, shrink, diminish, reduce in size
Examples of Dwindle in a sentence
Because Amelia and Danny made a promise to each other that they would never let their romance dwindle, they plan a date night every week. 🔊
When the store manager realized that his supply of the popular new toy was beginning to dwindle, he placed an order for a thousand more units. 🔊
As the number of workers began to dwindle because of the cutbacks, the workload of each person became intolerable. 🔊
We have seen our natural resources dwindle in all areas of the world, and it is time for an international effort to do something about it. 🔊
Although some people swear that playing the slots is a fast way to get some extra cash, the truth is that there’s no faster way of seeing your hard-earned money dwindle down to nothing. 🔊
As the sun rose higher in the sky, the temperature soared into the hundreds and Gracie felt her energy begin to dwindle. 🔊
Night was falling and the temperature was dropping, but the searchers refused to allow their hope of finding the missing child to dwindle. 🔊
Although Hannah was excited when she found out that Tristan was coming home, her joy began to dwindle when he told her he would not be able to walk. 🔊
As the evening wore on, the high spirits of the guests began to dwindle, and pretty soon most of them had left the party. 🔊
When the comedian realized that his audiences were beginning to dwindle, he decided it was time to energize his act with some fresh material. 🔊
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