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dwindling (gradually diminishing in size, amount, or strength: Typically, he said, he fires around 20 shells a day from each gun, conserving Ukraine’s dwindling supply of 152 millimeter ammunition.  nytimes.com ART Vancouver) | |||
| damped; tapered | |||
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| tail away; thin out; thin away | |||
| be slowly decreased (elena.kazan) | |||
| drop off; tail off | |||
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| taper down (Баян) | |||
| fade out (силу звука) | |||
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| decrease gradually (slowly but steadily, rapidly, sharply, markedly, etc.) | |||
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