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as in decrease as in deplete as in exsiccate as in mummify as in muzzle as in parch as in quietenShow more

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Easy To become quiet or silent. Clear All

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Her tears began to dry up as she found strength to face the challenges.

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Curb, Decline, Reduce, Diminish, Lessen, Ease, Lower, Ebb, Depreciate, Drop-off

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To decrease or diminish, as in the reduction or absence of moisture.To deplete or lose moisture; to become or make something become dry or devoid of liquid.To remove or lose moisture, often resulting in a lack of wetness; as in, to exsiccate.To dehydrate or lose moisture, often resulting in a state similar to mummification.To cease or stop, as in the context of moisture or fluid, often likened to the action of muzzling.To become or cause to become arid or lacking in moisture, as in parch.To become quiet or silent.

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