exiguate
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editexiguate (third-person singular simple present exiguates, present participle exiguating, simple past and past participle exiguated)
- (obsolete) to shrink and reduce in quality or value; to become exiguous
- 1860, Catherine Gore, The Lord and the Lout - Page 50[1]:
- "Though defrauded of an earldom, he need not exiguate into a dwarf."
- 2015, Ahmad Faris al-Shidyaq, translated by Humphrey T. Davies, Leg Over Leg: Volumes Three and Four - Page 408[2]:
- "My allotted portion of good things, my body, and my house—"
"Each is exiguate, exiguate, exiguate."