0 to become weaker in strength or influence:
By the late 70s the band's popularity was beginning to wane.
2 to weaken in strength or influence:
By the late 70s, the band’s popularity was beginning to wane.
4 if something is on the wane, it is becoming weaker or less common:
Traditional employer-funded pensions are on the wane.
After 5 months of age, infants' interest in purely social interaction wanes in favor of interest in objects.
In the healthy brain, consciousness waxes and wanes.
The divorcees' desire to start again appears to be waning dramatically.
The importance of these studies wanes, however, when one considers the background of this unit's former director.
There is a cycle in which people suddenly become interested in safety after an accident, but that interest wanes as the memory fades.
Let us, therefore, have fair play, and let that confidence be put into the country which has been waning for a long time past.
They are determined to squeeze the last ounce out of their waning power and are frightened to face the people to get a new mandate.
As that competition waxed and waned, prices for agricultural produce went up and down.
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