Pronunciation: /ˈweɪnɪŋ/
noun the process of becoming smaller or less intense
A1 The waning of the moon can be seen in the night sky.
A2 The waning of his interest in the project was evident.
B1 The waning of support for the political party was noticeable in the polls.
B2 The waning of her energy was a concern for her friends.
C1 The waning of the economy's growth was predicted by experts.
C2 The waning of her influence in the company was a result of her controversial decisions.
adjective becoming smaller or less intense
A1 The moon is waning tonight.
A2 Her interest in the topic was waning.
B1 The company's profits have been waning for the past few months.
B2 The waning popularity of the band led to smaller concert venues.
C1 The waning support for the government prompted a change in leadership.
C2 The waning influence of the organization was evident in their latest decision.
formal The waning interest in the stock market is causing concern among investors.
informal I've noticed a waning enthusiasm for the upcoming party among my friends.
slang The waning popularity of that app is no surprise to me.
figurative As the sun sets, we can see the waning light of the day.
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