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wane

[weyn] / weɪn /


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In recent decades—since the 1970s—the Broadway musical has waxed and waned in terms of both quality and popularity, with fertile and fallow periods.

From The Wall Street Journal

This is my brain’s way of reminding me that if my patience is waning, Gran’s has run out.

From Literature

Overseas trips became rare over the past two decades as the sumo association refocused on its domestic audiences while the sport's popularity waned, partly due to a series of scandals.

From Barron's

Mexicans’ sympathy has waned as Havana’s social gains have faded, and Cuba’s poverty has grown along with its repression of students and activists.

From The Wall Street Journal

The business of sensitivity readers is booming even as recreational reading wanes.

From The Wall Street Journal