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Verb(1) become smaller or lose substance(2) waste away; taper off

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(1) Though she was many miles away, he felt her aura gradually dim and dwindle until it faded completely awayu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac(2) The premiums continue to rise each year while the amount of coverage seems to dwindle .(3) As the teams dwindle in size, they will merge into one new tribe name Barramundi.(4) That shout had a different tone to it; towards the end of his name, her voice seemed to dwindle , fading.(5) As the world's oil resources continue to dwindle , the competition to find an alternative fuel increases in intensity.(6) As communities dwindled and merged, Shaker villages were gradually sold off.(7) The price will probably keep going up as supply slowly dwindles .(8) Is it not up to the property owner to see for himself that his real estate is dwindling in value?(9) Love fades and dwindles in the hurly-burly of life.(10) As government funding dwindles and the competition for charitable donations heats up, several facilities have turned to corporations and exchanged naming rights for cash.(11) As her 63 percent lead dwindles to a still respectable 56 or 55 percent next summer, she and her campaign advisers may suddenly feel the need to do something.(12) There is nothing wrong with the people - it is the investment which has gradually dwindled .(13) It will not be long before the enemy must retreat into a continuous perimeter, as his manpower dwindles to the point where a mobile defense is no longer viable.(14) Her strength dwindled as four men grasped hold of her and dragged her away.(15) There are about 390 members spread far and wide but active membership in York is much smaller and dwindling .(16) Though the amount of press it has seen has dwindled as of late, the show is still as exciting as ever.