Definitionn. process or result of becoming less or smaller
Last update: August 28, 2015
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Buy a bigger shirt to allow shrinkage. [Please select]
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Shrinkage caused a robust loss in the profit this year. [Please select]
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The general experience of the decade of the 'eighties was that of disappointing summers, harsh winters, falling prices, declining rents and the shrinkage of land values. [Please select]
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In making patterns for aluminum castings provision must be made for shrinkage to a greater extent than with any other metal or alloy. [Please select]
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"To some extent, yes; but there could be no such shrinkage as this unless there was a leak in the tank." [Please select]
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LOSS OF REVENUES The next most obvious element of weakness was the shrinkage of the revenues. [Please select]
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It was as if hope had been a thing of avoirdupois, and when taken away had caused a shrinkage. [Please select]
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Is it by way of punishment that Turkey is to undergo such shrinkage, or is it because justice demands it. [Please select]
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If too great shrinkage occurs, the place may be blown out gently after reheating. [Please select]
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It dries better and more easily than heartwood, usually with less shrinkage and little checking or honeycombing. [Please select]
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|----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | TABLE XIV | |----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | SPECIFIC GRAVITY, AND SHRINKAGE OF 51 AMERICAN WOODS | | (Forest Service Cir.) [Please select]
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