Dwindles
"Dwindles" in a Sentence (2 examples)
My hope of seeing her again dwindles every day.
In Aachen, Macron is slated to deliver a major speech on the 28-member bloc — that dwindles to 27 with Britain’s slated 2019 departure — described as a continuation but not a replica of one he delivered at the Sorbonne University in Paris last September.
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