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Diminishment   Listen
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Diminishment  n.  Diminution. (R.)






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Diminishment" Quotes from Famous Books



... The perspective drawing did not quite satisfy—and there was still time. The point of view for the perspective drawing was too high up, and the result was a certain marring of the nobility of the lines, and certainly a diminishment of the effect of the tower. He had previously started another perspective drawing with a lower view-point, but he had mistakenly cast it aside. He ought to finish the first one and substitute it for the second one. 'The perspective drawing had a moral importance; it had a special influence ...
— The Roll-Call • Arnold Bennett

... was his intention soon to dispense entirely with all the time-honoured methods of iron manufacture. Water power, with its unequal flow, any large employment of charcoal, growing increasingly expensive with the rapid diminishment of the forests, must give place to the steam blast machine and anthracite. If his manager was unable to change, develop, with the changing times he ...
— The Three Black Pennys - A Novel • Joseph Hergesheimer

... of X rays had not yet occurred. Normally, there would be a space of time between their diminishment and the arrival of the first wave of protons; but so far it had ...
— Where I Wasn't Going • Walt Richmond



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