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Antonyms:
growth,
increase,
increment,
step-up
Often used in the same context:
increase,
reduction,
decline,
reduced,
uptick,
drop,
spike,
rise,
diminution,
compared,
falloff,
lower,
improvement,
deterioration,
lessening,
higher,
shrinkage,
upsurge,
deline,
dropoff,
corresponding,
fluctuations,
decine,
escalation,
fewer,
shrink,
vasodilatation,
curtailment,
comparable,
contributable,
deceasing,
softening,
skyrocket,
meur,
attributable,
classified advertising,
diminishment,
upswing,
primarily,
percent,
outflow,
plummet,
approximate,
overestimation,
deceleration,
natriuresis,
lessoned,
discontinuation,
improved,
dip,
sequentially,
incidence,
eliminate,
curtail,
occurring,
bacteriuria,
growth,
upturn,
threefold,
softness,
rate,
incremental,
gain,
change,
depletion,
downtick,
worsening,
offset,
slowdown,
deferral,
dwindle,
nonsignificant,
negligible,
leucopenia,
surge,
totaled,
enhancement,
stabilization,
impairment,
impacted,
variability,
oxidized ldl cholesterol,
overcount,
decrement,
weakening,
tripling,
contraction,
result,
seasonality,
percentage,
splanchnic,
average,
azactam,
significantly,
shift,
paraesthesia,
reallocation,
slight,
reclassification,
cutback,
revenues,
constriction,
decreases,
declines,
increases,
reductions,
decrements,
acceleration,
slowing,
widening,
maximal,
excessive,
maximum,
lessened,
decreased,
diminished,
low,
minimum,
total,
allowable,
excess,
increasing,
mean,
calculated,
constant,
lowered,
permissible
More specific:
abate,
abbreviate,
abridge,
alleviation,
amortisation,
amortization,
attrition,
belittle,
boil down,
break,
bring down,
casualty,
circumscribe,
concentrate,
confine,
contract,
cut,
cutback,
cut back,
cut down,
de-escalate,
de-escalation,
decay,
declassification,
decline,
decoct,
decrescendo,
deduction,
deflate,
deflation,
depletion,
depreciate,
depreciation,
desensitisation,
desensitization,
devaluate,
devaluation,
devalue,
devitalisation,
devitalization,
die away,
diminish,
diminution,
discount,
drop,
drop off,
dwindle,
dwindle away,
dwindle down,
dwindling,
dwindling away,
ease off,
ease up,
easing,
extenuation,
fall,
flag,
fly,
foreshorten,
go down,
let up,
limit,
lour,
lower,
lowering,
minimisation,
minimization,
minimize,
mitigation,
moderation,
narrowing,
palliation,
pare,
pare down,
price reduction,
reduce,
relief,
reverse split,
reverse stock split,
rollback,
scale down,
shelter,
shorten,
shortening,
shrink,
shrinkage,
shrinking,
shrivel,
shrivel up,
sinking,
slack,
slacken,
slacken off,
slack off,
slack up,
slake,
slippage,
split down,
step down,
subtraction,
taper,
tax credit,
tax deduction,
tax shelter,
thin out,
trim,
trim back,
trim down,
turn down,
undervalue,
vanish,
wane,
waning,
wastage,
weaken,
weakening,
wither
Appears in the definition of:
.,
absorptance,
absorption coefficient,
adrenal cortical steroid,
atrophy,
casualty,
change intensity,
coefficient of absorption,
corticoid,
corticosteroid,
decay,
deceleration,
decline,
decompress,
decrescendo,
depreciating,
depreciation,
depreciative,
depreciatory,
depressurise,
depressurize,
detractive,
devaluation,
differential cost,
diminish,
diminuendo,
dip,
drop,
eosinopenia,
escalator,
escalator clause,
exponential decay,
exponential return,
fall,
financial loss,
fly,
free fall,
hypersplenism,
hypesthesia,
hypochromic anaemia,
hypochromic anemia,
hypoesthesia,
hypoglycaemic agent,
hypoglycemic agent,
hypoplasia,
hypovolaemia,
hypovolaemic,
hypovolemia,
hypovolemic,
incremental cost,
labetalol,
labetalol hydrochloride,
lessen,
marginal cost,
mydriasis,
narrowing,
negative reinforcer,
negative reinforcing stimulus,
neutropenia,
normodyne,
pare,
pare down,
rarefaction,
reaction turbine,
retardation,
reverse split,
reverse stock split,
shrink,
shrivel,
sleeping,
slippage,
slowing,
split down,
strawberry haemangioma,
strawberry hemangioma,
tide,
trandate,
transform,
undulate,
vanish,
vaporize,
vasoconstriction,
voltage drop,
wane,
waning,
wasting,
wasting away,
wear and tear
More general:
alter,
alteration,
amount,
change,
change magnitude,
change of magnitude,
modification,
process
Synonyms:
decrement,
diminish,
diminution,
drop-off,
fall,
lessen,
lessening,
minify,
reduction,
step-down
Also try:
— Nouns for decrease:
rate,
dose,
intake,
consumption,
time,
dosage,
pain,
pressure,
stimuli,
size,
temperature,
more...
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