Dwindled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DWINDLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DWINDLE, to decrease steadily
• diminish gradually in size, amount, or strength

Words related to DWINDLED

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How to use DWINDLED in a sentence

• And at the name of Sacnoth those women screamed, and the flames of their eyes sank low and dwindled to sparks.
• The stock has gradually dwindled away, and amounts to only forty families, containing little more than a hundred and fifty individuals.
• In America, from a like cause, the government of the Union has gradually dwindled into a state of decay, approaching nearly to annihilation.
• They came to the end of Fair Street, where the white houses dwindled into open country.
• The rain had ceased, but the wind, which had dwindled to a half-gale, was increasing.
• So the incipient storm dwindled to a sullen mood on her part.
• The products of some were increased in size, while those of others had dwindled.
• It dwindled, out it went into night and there ran only plain silver.
• The range dwindled away in an endless line, and one could never say where the boundary of Arizona stopped and the unseen border of Mexico began.
• The inhabitants had dwindled to a tenth of that number when I looked at Enkhuizen now! I considered with myself what my next course of proceeding was to be.
• Even at that time it seemed all too small for the task before it, and since then they knew it had dwindled down to less than half its numbers.
• The troop had dwindled to a squad of six, and came slowly into the ancient capital at dawn.
• The number of our pupils sank to five or six, and as the small receipts dwindled more and more, so did the burden of debt rise higher and higher till it reached a giddy height.
• The Moon had dwindled to a pin point of light beside the crescent Earth.
• But the laying-aside process had been seriously interrupted several times by lack of engagements, so that the little stock of savings dwindled away.
• Purun Bhagat saw an eagle swoop across the gigantic hollow, but the great bird dwindled to a dot ere it was half-way over.
• The Indian war in Minnesota dwindled to a fight on the part of politicians respecting its merits in the past, and the best mode of conducting it in the future.
• Scarcely had they moved, as it seemed, before it was again only a flat blue thing that dwindled in the sky.
• The road was not bad, but the valley had dwindled to a gorge, and, though broken and wild, was not sufficiently so to be grand.
• As they mounted higher and higher, the stream in the bottom constantly dwindled.
• Furthermore, hostile glances and reticent words seemed of little consequence when awakened daily, despite herself, to dwindled resources dwindling further.
• No one, whose esteem is worth having, will respect us less because we dress according to our means, even if those means should have dwindled into insignificance.
• The flame of the Volunteer spirit never perished, but it dwindled to a spark under the irresistible weight of a manufactured reaction.
• From that period it hath dwindled, and is now little more than a name.
• The red men, away in the West, have dwindled to a mere handful, still flying before the white man, and shrinking away from his hated civilization.
• The amusing side is that the sooner there are no fewer the more certain is the necessity dwindled.

Similar words containing DWINDL without suffix ed

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