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Opposite of to diminish in intensity or severity, especially gradually
“As the altitude increases, the main form of precipitation becomes snow and the winds increase.”
Opposite of to decrease in size, amount, value, or degree
“The scoring system has also changed in recent years to speed up the game and increase the number of exciting passages of play.”
Opposite of to fall away in quality
“At a recent health check-up, my GP suggested that I would benefit from practicing deep-breathing exercises to calm me down and generally improve my health.”
Opposite of to become weaker or of poorer quality
“The reception appeared to progressively recover as we shifted the antenna to a different location.”
Opposite of to clear or disappear (gradually), especially of something undesirable
Opposite of to near the end of a supply of something
(usually "thin out") Opposite of to make or become less dense, crowded, or numerous
“A large audience would soon crowd around the confined area and witness a very magical exhibition unfold.”
Opposite of to draw to a close
“If symptoms persist, please see a doctor.”
Opposite of to cease to exist or be in use
Opposite of to gradually go away or disappear
“A cold or flu will begin to form should you be infected by others carrying the virus.”
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