windling

/ˈwɪndlɪŋ/
verb
  1. To decrease gradually in size, amount, or strength; to dwindle.
    • The camp's food supplies began to windle as the winter dragged on.
    • Her enthusiasm for the project started to windle after months of setbacks.
    • The stream's flow would windle to a trickle during the dry season.
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adjective
  1. Gradually decreasing or fading away; dwindling.
    • With windling resources, the team had to make tough choices.
    • The windling crowd at the fair signaled that the event was nearly over.
    • He watched the windling light of the sunset disappear behind the hills.
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