Diminished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIMINISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DIMINISH, to lessen
• make or become less
• cause to seem less impressive or valuable
ADJECTIVE:
• impaired by diminution
• (of an organ or body part) diminished in size or strength as a result of disease or injury or lack of use
• (of musical intervals) reduction by a semitone of any perfect or minor musical interval
• made to seem smaller or less (especially in worth)

Words related to DIMINISHED

diminish14 diminishes16 diminishing18

Words that contain DIMINISHED

undiminished19

How to use DIMINISHED in a sentence

• Their goal was the Burn bastion and the Lahore Gate, and all that men could do with their diminished numbers was tried at those points without effect.
• It is true that all these difficulties will, by degrees, be very much diminished.
• While she was thus engaged, the merry little man looked at her with an interest which did not appear to be diminished when he glanced at her helpless companion.
• This nation exists among the Romans also, and though often diminished has increased to a very great extent and has won its way to the right of freedom in its observances.
• The powers of that body are already defined, and those powers cannot be amended, confirmed or diminished by ten thousand resolutions.
• But all these means only diminished our thirst to render it more severe a moment afterwards.
• It at one time claimed to be the largest in England, but in these changed days its rural importance has diminished.
• The garrison of New York was now short of eleven thousand and could not be diminished further, as he was threatened with a siege.
• It seemed like hours had passed and the tumult had not diminished.
• Eighty years lay upon his frosted brow, yet with little diminished activity he pursued his old mode of life, being often absent from home for weeks on hunting expeditions.
• To fulfil the requirement, the quantity must be increased as the nutritiveness is diminished.
• But something approaching towards that state of things actually does take place, when, by the general increase of wealth, the necessity for labour is diminished.
• She was, however, to receive a blow she little expected, which, undoubtedly, diminished her courage.
• The moon cast a mild light over the prospect, but gradually diminished in brightness as the eastern sky became enlightened.
• The agricultural products were diminished every year during the war.
• But this banishment has nowise diminished my devotion.
• With the exception that the speed was diminished a trifle, the Flying Fish was still powerless to shake off her opponent.
• This somewhat diminished the value of our discovery, as it limited the capabilities of the bay as a harbour.
• I do not suppose that we can either of us prove whether the forces at work in the world have increased or diminished.
• As they crossed the lawn to the house her embarrassment diminished.
• The hopes of the diminished garrison had given way to despair.
• Perhaps its ready acceptance by the former may have diminished the chance of popularity amongst the Israelites of later times.
• She did not wish her pleasure to be spoiled and her excitement to be diminished by trials.
• Wages are diminished or stopped until times are flush again.

Similar words containing DIMINISH without suffix ed

diminish14 diminishes16 diminishing18 diminishable20 diminishings19 diminishment20 undiminished19 diminishingly23 diminishments21 undiminishable22

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