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lesseningUK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈlesnɪŋ/ lessening WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: modif. Synonyms: decreasing, declining, waning, ebbing, dropping, diminishing, abating, dwindling, moderating, slackening, lowering, depreciating, dying away, dying down, withering away, fading away, falling off, slacking off, growing less and less, going down, getting lower Sense: n. Synonyms: lessen WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Verb: make less Synonyms: reduce Collocations, decrease Collocations, diminish Collocations, abate Collocations, downsize, downscale, drop Collocations, lower Collocations, minimize, minimise (UK), ease off, mitigate, slash Collocations, cut Collocations, lighten, ease Collocations, soothe Collocations, dampen Collocations, erode, make sth smaller Sense: Verb: become less Synonyms: decrease Collocations, diminish Collocations, dwindle Collocations, decline Collocations, abate Collocations, drop Collocations, drop off, reduce Collocations, ebb Collocations, wane Collocations, fall Collocations, subside Collocations, let up, ease Collocations, peter out (informal), lower Collocations, recede, tail off, taper off, die off, get smaller, grow smaller 🗣️Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: lessening of the honour of my cousin's triumph very sadly - English Only forum
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