weakener (Also weakeners) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to weakener

  • weakener«
  • damp«
  • break«
  • weakening«
  • temper«
  • step-down«
  • shake«
  • season«
  • reduction«
  • drain«
  • diminution«
  • decrease«
  • de-escalation«
  • damper«
  • cut«
  • cripple«
  • castrate«
  • weaken«
  • wilting«
  • wilt«
  • step down«
  • waste«
  • soften«
  • valetudinarianism«
  • de-escalate«
  • trim«
  • dampen«
  • thinning«
  • wash out«
  • thinner«
  • unbrace«
  • tax shelter«
  • thin out«
  • tax credit«
  • thin«
  • subtraction«
  • stultify«
  • split down«
  • reduce«
  • shrinking«
  • rarefy«
  • shrink«
  • nullify«
  • shortening«
  • neutralize«
  • shelter«
  • neutralise«
  • rollback«
  • negate«
  • reverse stock split«
  • mollify«
  • reverse split«
  • etiolate«
  • relief«
  • enfeeble«
  • rarefaction«
  • enervate«
  • price reduction«
  • emasculate«
  • palliation«
  • dilute«
  • pacification«
  • devitalize«
  • override«
  • devitalise«
  • nullification«
  • depress«
  • neutralization«
  • debilitate«
  • neutralisation«
  • deafen«
  • muffler«
  • deaden«
  • mollification«
  • de-energize«
  • moderation«
  • de-energise«
  • mitigation«
  • minimization«
  • blunt«
  • minimisation«
  • attenuate«
  • lowering«
  • infirmity«
  • frailty«
  • frailness«
  • feebleness«
  • fall«
  • extenuation«
  • exhaustion«
  • etiolation«
  • enfeeblement«
  • enervation«
  • emasculation«
  • easing«
  • easement«
  • discount«
  • dilution«
  • dilutant«
  • diluent«
  • devitalization«
  • devitalisation«
  • devaluation«
  • depreciation«
  • depletion«
  • deflation«
  • deduction«
  • declassification«
  • debility«
  • debilitation«
  • cutting«
  • cutback«
  • counteraction«
  • contraction«
  • attenuation«
  • amortization«
  • amortisation«
  • alleviation«
  • withholding«
  • wasting«
  • wastage«
  • warfare«
  • war«
  • wane«
  • void«
  • vitiation«
  • using up«
  • truncation«
  • trimming«
  • tax cut«
  • tax avoidance«
  • tapering«
  • taper«
  • stretch«
  • still«
  • spill«
  • spending cut«
  • spasmolysis«
  • slur«
  • slash«
  • slack«
  • shrinkage«
  • shock absorber«
  • shock«
  • shave«
  • service cutback«
  • salary cut«
  • retard«
  • remit«
  • relaxation«
  • reef«
  • price cutting«
  • price cut«
  • piano damper«
  • pay cut«
  • pall«
  • narrow«
  • mute«
  • muscular contraction«
  • muscle contraction«
  • muffle«
  • moderate«
  • miniaturization«
  • miniaturisation«
  • mince«
  • melt«
  • maceration«
  • lower«
  • load«
  • liberalization«
  • liberalisation«
  • lessening«
  • gauntness«
  • free fall«
  • frail«
  • fly«
  • flag«
  • fade«
  • expenditure«
  • exhaust«
  • evisceration«
  • emaciation«
  • ease«
  • drop-off«
  • drop«
  • droop«
  • dip«
  • detente«
  • decrescendo«
  • decrement«
  • decompression«
  • decompressing«
  • decline«
  • dash-pot«
  • damper block«
  • cutting off«
  • cushion«
  • counterbalance«
  • cost cutting«
  • contract«
  • consumption«
  • concentrate«
  • comfort«
  • collapse«
  • clipping«
  • chemistry«
  • chemical science«
  • cancellation«
  • cachexy«
  • cachexia«
  • budget cut«
  • bonyness«
  • boniness«
  • blur«
  • bite«
  • astheny«
  • asthenia«
  • agent«
  • abbreviation«
  • abatement«
  • water down«
  • trim down«
  • trim back«
  • scale down«
  • macerate«
  • lessen«
  • eviscerate«
  • enfeebling«
  • enervating«
  • emaciate«
  • diminish«
  • debilitative«
  • cut down«
  • cut back«
  • bring down«
  • wither«
  • wipe out«
  • weakly«
  • weak«
  • vaporize«
  • vanish«
  • use up«
  • undervalue«
  • understate«
  • turn down«
  • tone down«
  • take off«
  • take away«
  • subtract«
  • subside«
  • slow up«
  • slow down«
  • slow«
  • slacken off«
  • slacken«
  • slack off«
  • shrivel up«
  • shrivel«
  • shorten«
  • sapless«
  • run through«
  • rickety«
  • retrench«
  • relieve«
  • relax«
  • reductive«
  • reducible«
  • quench«
  • quash«
  • placate«
  • pine away«
  • palliate«
  • pacify«
  • nerveless«
  • mitigate«
  • minimize«
  • minimise«
  • minify«
  • miniaturize«
  • miniaturise«
  • lour«
  • loosen«
  • loose«
  • let up«
  • lenify«
  • languish«
  • knock off«
  • invalidate«
  • inflate«
  • infirm«
  • gruntle«
  • go down«
  • gentle«
  • foreshorten«
  • feeble«
  • extenuate«
  • evaporate«
  • eat up«
  • eat«
  • ease up«
  • ease off«
  • dwindle down«
  • dwindle away«
  • dwindle«
  • dull«
  • drop off«
  • downsize«
  • downplay«
  • disappear«
  • dim«
  • die down«
  • die away«
  • devalue«
  • devaluate«
  • detract«
  • desolate«
  • derogate«
  • depreciate«
  • depopulate«
  • deplete«
  • denigrate«
  • deflate«
  • deduct«
  • decrepit«
  • decoct«
  • declassify«
  • decelerate«
  • debilitating«
  • debile«
  • debase«
  • countervail«
  • counteract«
  • consume«
  • condense«
  • conciliate«
  • boil down«
  • belittle«
  • avoid«
  • assuage«
  • appease«
  • annul«
  • alleviate«
  • allay«
  • adulterate«
  • abridge«
  • abbreviate«
  • abate«
  • write-off«
  • wrinkle«
  • worsening«
  • world war«
  • withering«
  • wilt disease«
  • wholesale house«
  • whitener«
  • wear and tear«
  • weakness«
  • war of nerves«
  • waning«
  • voltage drop«
  • voider«
  • virucide«
  • viricide«
  • vermicide«
  • vector«
  • vasoconstrictor«
  • vasoconstrictive«
  • vaginismus«
  • uterine contraction«
  • use«
  • understatement«
  • tucker«
  • transmitter«
  • toy«
  • tire«
  • thermochemistry«
  • tetanus«
  • teratogen«
  • teething ring«
  • suspension«
  • surface chemistry«
  • subsidence«
  • stressor«
  • stillness«
  • stall«
  • stable«
  • squeeze«
  • sophisticate«
  • solvating agent«
  • snip«
  • slump«
  • slowing«
  • slowdown«
  • slippage«
  • slackening«
  • skinny«
  • sinking spell«
  • sinking«
  • silencer«
  • shortener«
  • shearing«
  • serenity«
  • scrub«
  • scratch«
  • satisfier«
  • sap«
  • sag«
  • rot«
  • rising prices«
  • retrenchment«
  • retardent«
  • retardation«
  • retardant«
  • respite«
  • rescission«
  • reprieve«
  • repressor«
  • represser«
  • repose«
  • repeal«
  • remittal«
  • remission«
  • reliever«
  • relaxer«
  • reconciler«
  • recission«
  • rebate«
  • radiochemistry«
  • quilt«
  • quickener«
  • purse«
  • puff«
  • psychological warfare«
  • pruning«
  • prune«
  • protection«
  • propitiation«
  • pressor«
  • press«
  • precipitant«
  • placation«
  • pill roller«
  • pill pusher«
  • physical chemistry«
  • photochemistry«
  • pharmacist«
  • peacemaker«
  • peacefulness«
  • peace of mind«
  • peace«
  • palliative«
  • pacifier«
  • organic chemistry«
  • offset«
  • nullity«
  • nullifier«
  • nuisance abatement«
  • nuclear chemistry«
  • nothingness«
  • nosedive«
  • nihility«
  • nerve gas«
  • nerve agent«
  • narrowing«
  • mutagen«
  • motor«
  • mitogen«
  • minus«
  • minimum«
  • miniature«
  • make-peace«
  • lull«
  • lower limit«
  • lower berth«
  • loss«
  • loosening«
  • limited war«
  • limit«
  • letup«
  • lethal agent«
  • lenitive«
  • laxation«
  • languisher«
  • land«
  • lag«
  • lactogen«
  • lactifuge«
  • knocker«
  • kennel«
  • jihad«
  • jehad«
  • invigorator«
  • invalidator«
  • invalidation«
  • international jihad«
  • inorganic chemistry«
  • information warfare«
  • inflation«
  • infective agent«
  • infectious agent«
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