1. The act of lessening; the state of becoming less; degradation; a lessening in estimation; the contraction of the diameter of a column as it ascends from its base to its capital; the division of a long note into shorter ones, as a semibreve into two minims.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dimaination,
• difinition,
• difination,
• diminsion,
• imination,
• dimention,
• dimantion,
• diminuition,
• dimintions,
• difintion,
• dimintion,
• dimunition,
• damintion,
• limination,
• diminuation,
• damination,
• deliqution,
• diminuital,
• diminutley,
• cimination

• diamantine,
• dimension,
• diminutive,
• diamant,
• diamante,
• diamonte.

The adverb form of the word "diminution" is "diminutively".

The adjective form of the word "diminution" is "diminutive".

The plural of the "diminution" can be the "diminutions".

The singular of the "diminution" can be the "diminution".