weakening

/ˈwikənɪŋ/
noun
  1. The process of becoming less strong or effective.
    • The weakening of the dollar affected international trade.
    • The storm showed signs of weakening as it moved inland.
    • Doctors are concerned about the weakening of her heart muscle.
adjective
  1. Causing a loss of strength, power, or effectiveness.
    • The weakening economy led to widespread job losses.
    • He felt a weakening sensation in his legs after the long run.
    • The weakening support from voters worried the candidate.
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