intransitive. To become little or more little, be diminished; to dwindle, wane.
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释义 | the world > action or operation > manner of action > lack of violence, severity, or intensity > become less violent or severe [verb (intransitive)] > become weak (6) littleOE intransitive. To become little or more little, be diminished; to dwindle, wane. faintc1450 To become faint, grow weak or feeble, decline. Const. in, of. Obsolete exc. poetic. weaken?1541 To grow or become weak or weaker. quail1557 Of an abstract thing (in later use influenced by sense 5a). intransitive. Of courage, †hope, †faith, etc.: to fail, give way, become faint or… quell1579 intransitive. To diminish, abate; to fail, come to nothing. Obsolete. faltera1677 To waver, lose steadfastness; to flinch, hesitate in action from lack of courage or resolution. Also of courage, hopes, resolve: To give way, flag. |
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