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Antonyms:
strengthening
Often used in the same context:
softening,
weaker,
strengthening,
weakness,
worsening,
deterioration,
eroding,
slackening,
deteriorating,
slowing,
diminishing,
tightening,
slowdown,
decline,
stabilizing,
undermining,
souring,
firming,
softness,
bolstering,
faltering,
depress,
dampening,
erosion,
hardening,
stronger,
rising,
crimped,
easing,
decelerating,
intensifying,
depreciating,
shrinking,
buoying,
ebbing,
lessening,
deepening,
exacerbating,
improving,
decreasing,
loosening,
stagnating,
strengthing,
countervailed,
moderating,
sluggishness,
steepening,
unpeg,
boosting,
denting,
stiffening,
sagging,
contraction,
accelerating,
devaluation,
persisting,
increasing,
tenuousness,
denominating,
bearish,
rockiness,
slumping,
plummeting,
downspin,
instability,
resurgent,
slippage,
hurting,
waning,
downgrading,
greenback,
heightening,
surging,
diminution,
downturn,
headwind,
reinforcing,
macroeconomic,
decine,
constraining,
deflationary,
fragile,
depleting,
pullback,
darkening,
undercutting,
evaporating,
disinflation,
fraying,
reflated,
slipping,
flattening,
falling,
retrenching,
devaluate,
cire,
falloff,
receding,
oversupply,
devalued,
toughening,
damps,
blurring,
curtailment,
decrease,
amelioration,
shrinkage,
alteration,
destabilization,
improvement,
widening
More specific:
atrophy,
attenuation,
debilitation,
diluting,
dilution,
downfall,
enervation,
enfeeblement,
exhaustion,
fading,
fall,
loosening,
relaxation,
slackening,
wilt,
wilting,
withering
Appears in the definition of:
aneurism,
aneurysm,
atrophy,
attenuation,
dealignment,
debilitation,
dilution,
enervation,
enfeeblement,
etiolation,
exhaustion,
fading,
interview,
loosening,
relaxation,
slackening,
sustained,
withering
More general:
decrease,
diminution,
reduction,
shift,
step-down,
transformation,
transmutation
Synonyms:
debilitating,
debilitative,
enervating,
enfeebling,
moderating
Also try:
— Adjectives for weakening:
gradual,
further,
general,
progressive,
consequent,
serious,
significant,
considerable,
relative,
slight,
steady,
more...
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