/weɪnz/
VERB
To progressively become weaker, less intense, less powerful, or less significant over time.
Used when someone's curiosity, excitement, motivation, or willingness to participate gradually becomes weaker.
Used when someone's authority, influence, popularity, or support for an idea gradually becomes weaker.
Used when someone's energy, stamina, or physical strength gradually decreases, often because of fatigue or the passage of time.
Used when emotions such as anger, fear, or anxiety gradually become less intense.
Used when light, brightness, or illumination gradually becomes dimmer or weaker.
Used when an amount, population, supply, or other measurable quantity gradually becomes smaller.
VERB
To pass through the lunar phases in which the illuminated portion of the Moon visible from Earth becomes progressively smaller.
Used to describe the Moon as its illuminated visible portion decreases after the full moon.