Examples of using Wane in English and their translations into Indonesian
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although this will wane if they leave the area.
Dire war preparations would make the influence of physical exercises in Nazi German society wane in favour of militarism.
has seen his political strength wane as he faces a looming indictment on corruption allegations he denies.
to wax and wane in the context of larger group dynamics.
The reason why she was able to reign was that she was able to wait quietly until the power of the previous generation wane.
with a tendency to wax and wane(“wearing off”).
before the effects wane as businesses adjust their supply chains,
This helps promote stakeholder commitment which may wane if the first benefits take a long time to materialise.
For some, this custom is on the wane, but Brazilians still enjoy the fame of drinking coffee from early morning till late at night.
I thought he was possibly a bit on the wane when Pep arrived
The end of the 18th century saw the grip of the Moroccan rulers on the city wane, resulting in a period of unstable government by quickly changing tribes.
sometimes friendships wane, leaving the Godchild without an active Godparent.
the benefits of herd immunity wane as more children are born,
What was seen once as the universal mission of the Church is on the wane and today survives mainly in Western imperialism and neocolonialism.
With his legendary mental powers on the wane, and without his old sidekick Watson,
inspiration is kind of on the wane.
the conflict arose from Waters' health being on the wane and consequently playing fewer engagements.
a species of birds on the wane, particularly in West Kalimantan.
There are some signs that the intensity of support for democracy itself is on the wane, especially among the young.".
the conflict arose from Muddy's health being on the wane and consequently playing fewer engagements.