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Diminution
Diminution, the act of making less, opposed to augmentation. In proceedings for the reversal of judgment, if the whole
diminution
diminution : the act, process, or an instance of making less [prohibiting the of a judge's compensation "U.S. Code"]
Diminute
Small diminished diminutive
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Diminutal
Indicating or causing diminution
Diminutiveness
The quality of being diminutive smallness littleness minuteness
Diminutely
Diminutively
Diminutively
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Diminutive
Below the average size very small little
Diminishment
Diminution
Diminution
The act of diminishing or of making or becoming less state of being diminished reduction in size quantity or degree opposed to augmentation or increase
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