Dwindle

To gradually get smaller or fewer over time, like when your favorite candy disappears as you eat it or when the sunlight fades at the end of the day.

Examples

• As the sun began to set, the light in the sky started to dwindle, creating a beautiful canvas of oranges and pinks that made us all stop and admire the view.
• During the science experiment, we watched as the amount of vinegar dwindled in the bottle, showing us how the reaction with baking soda created bubbles and gas.
• After several hours of playing video games, my energy began to dwindle, and I realized it was time to take a break and go outside for some fresh air.

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