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to wane

 

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to wane

Definition:

(intransitive verb) To decrease gradually in size, strength, intensity, or power.

(intransitive verb) To diminish in importance, influence, or popularity.

(intransitive verb) To approach the end or conclusion.

Samples Sentences:

1. The moon begins to wane after reaching its fullness.

2. The politician's popularity started to wane after the scandal.

3. As the summer season wanes, the days become shorter.

4. His enthusiasm for the project started to wane as the obstacles piled up.

5. Unfortunately, the company's profits continue to wane due to the economic downturn.

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