But to produce beyond his strength and needs, he must invade the production of another, and consequently diminish the number of producers. [verb]
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Who would not seek in war to diminish the enemy's booty. [verb]
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The world's petroleum reserves are diminishing day by day. [noun]
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Persistent dandruff and itching diminish from the very first application. [verb]
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Furthermore, adverse changes in income distribution diminish domestic demand for goods. [verb]
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Gradually, however, these symptoms of disorder diminished; and in a few minutes the oldest and most distinguished chiefs were assembled in the lodge, in grave consultation. [verb]
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You will then, pardon me, Alice, should I diminish your enjoyments, by requesting this gentleman to postpone his chant until a safer opportunity. [verb]
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"To increase the horror of our capture, and to diminish the chances of our release." [verb]
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His uneasiness was in no degree diminished when he perceived the beast rolling along their path, and following their footsteps. [verb]
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