Synonyms for Ebbing:

• adj.

  •dying (adjective)
  • one foot in grave,
  • at end of rope,
  • at death's door,
  • on last leg,
  • giving up the ghost,
  • fated,
  • in extremis.
  •falling (adjective)
  • most slipping,
  • more diminishing,
  • sub-siding,
  • most sliding,
  • more subsiding,
  • more settling,
  • sub siding,
  • more sliding,
  • more toppling,
  • de-scending,
  • more collapsing,
  • de scending,
  • most diminishing,
  • more slipping,
  • most toppling,
  • most decreasing,
  • de creasing,
  • most weakening,
  • more decreasing,
  • more weakening,
  • most subsiding,
  • de-creasing,
  • most settling,
  • most collapsing.
  •lessening (adjective)
  • more sagging,
  • more slumping,
  • most dropping,
  • more quieting,
  • more slowing,
  • most wasting,
  • most lightening,
  • more dwindling,
  • more slackening,
  • more moderating,
  • most plummeting,
  • most dwindling,
  • more lightening,
  • most sagging,
  • most slackening,
  • most moderating,
  • most depreciating,
  • more dropping,
  • more narrowing,
  • more depreciating,
  • more wasting,
  • most quieting,
  • most slowing,
  • most slumping,
  • more plummeting,
  • most narrowing.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • dying,
  • shriveling up,
  • lessening,
  • slackening,
  • waning,
  • falling,
  • Declinatory,
  • losing momentum,
  • dying down,
  • slipping,
  • Decrescent,
  • fading away,
  • declining.
  •waning (adjective)
  • more decrescent,
  • more declinatory,
  • most abating,
  • most decrescent,
  • more abating,
  • de crescent,
  • de-crescent,
  • most declinatory.

• n.

  •decline (noun)
  • de-clines,
  • falling offs,
  • de-volution,
  • dis-solutions,
  • de-scents,
  • dis solutions,
  • dis solution,
  • de scent,
  • re cession,
  • re-lapse,
  • de generation,
  • de-scent,
  • on the skid,
  • re-lapses,
  • de clines,
  • on skid,
  • de volutions,
  • on skids,
  • devolutions,
  • dis-solution,
  • re lapses,
  • de volution,
  • re-cessions,
  • de scents,
  • de-cline,
  • de-cay,
  • de-generations,
  • de cay,
  • de cays,
  • worsenings,
  • de-cays,
  • de cline,
  • de generations,
  • weakenings,
  • re lapse,
  • dwindlings,
  • de-generation,
  • de-volutions,
  • re cessions,
  • re-cession.
  •disappearance (noun)
  • disappearing act,
  • decline and fall,
  • dematerialization,
  • ceasing to exist,
  • wearing away,
  • Vanishment.
  •ebb (noun)
  • ebb.
  •ebbing (noun)
  • wane.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • devolution,
  • fadeout,
  • fade-out,
  • decline,
  • disappearance,
  • fade out,
  • failings,
  • on the skids,
  • cropper,
  • croppers,
  • pratfall,
  • relapse,
  • ebbings,
  • pratfalls.
  •vanishment (noun)
  • fadeouts,
  • fade outs,
  • fade-outs.

• v.

  •deteriorating (verb)
  • going downhill,
  • reverting,
  • relapsing,
  • atrophying,
  • worsening,
  • getting worse,
  • retrogressing,
  • Decaying,
  • withering,
  • downgrading,
  • sliding,
  • mouldering,
  • sinking,
  • tergiversating,
  • Slumping,
  • fading,
  • Dilapidating,
  • falling apart,
  • deteriorating,
  • wilting,
  • Degenerating,
  • Collapsing,
  • regressing,
  • Putrefying,
  • lapsing.
  •pacifying (verb)
  • Allaying,
  • Smoothing,
  • Relieving,
  • tranquilizing,
  • pacifying,
  • easing,
  • Quieting,
  • lulling,
  • placating,
  • conciliating,
  • cooling,
  • calming,
  • soothing,
  • moderating,
  • Hushing,
  • softening,
  • appeasing,
  • Mollifying,
  • defusing,
  • quelling,
  • Assuaging,
  • composing,
  • stabilizing,
  • reconciling.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • decay,
  • Disintegrating,
  • degenerate,
  • ascent,
  • halcyon,
  • abating,
  • quiescent,
  • returning,
  • failing,
  • dropping,
  • decadence,
  • declension,
  • rush,
  • contraction,
  • moldering,
  • placid,
  • soaring,
  • standstill,
  • Tiding,
  • smooth,
  • stand,
  • flowing,
  • undisturbed,
  • decadent,
  • retreat,
  • degeneration,
  • decrease,
  • remission,
  • climbing,
  • flux,
  • declination,
  • flagging,
  • tranquil,
  • descending,
  • quiet,
  • drooping,
  • lowering,
  • failure,
  • receding,
  • set,
  • relaxation,
  • contracting,
  • shrinking,
  • onrush,
  • unperturbed,
  • decrement,
  • regurgitating,
  • decreasing,
  • diminishing,
  • retiring,
  • flight,
  • diminution,
  • stoic,
  • regressive,
  • effete,
  • retreating,
  • unmoved,
  • debilitation,
  • career,
  • reflux,
  • progress,
  • depreciation,
  • Crumbling,
  • trend,
  • alleviation,
  • impassive,
  • retrograde,
  • deadlock,
  • reduction,
  • vanishing,
  • flowing back,
  • downturn,
  • retrogressive,
  • stop,
  • enfeeblement,
  • dwindling,
  • retrogression,
  • full stop,
  • isolated,
  • Ebb tide,
  • subsidence,
  • descent,
  • mitigation,
  • draining,
  • ongoing,
  • run,
  • weakening,
  • degeneracy,
  • regression,
  • Ebbed,
  • hushed,
  • drift,
  • current,
  • sequestered,
  • rising,
  • anticlimax,
  • still,
  • degradation,
  • lock,
  • Languishing,
  • calm,
  • cool,
  • loss,
  • peaceful,
  • Dipping,
  • flow,
  • recession,
  • disappearing,
  • moderation,
  • sheltered,
  • stream,
  • cloistered,
  • Lowing,
  • Reposing,
  • dead stop,
  • course,
  • reposeful,
  • peaceable,
  • abatement,
  • pining,
  • wasting,
  • untroubled,
  • cessation,
  • at rest,
  • unruffled,
  • assuagement,
  • subsiding,
  • mounting,
  • passage,
  • restful,
  • halt,
  • stolid,
  • backing,
  • pacific,
  • deterioration,
  • Plunging,
  • advance,
  • secluded,
  • relaxing,
  • forward motion,
  • Sternway.

Antonyms for Ebbing:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    improvement, snapback, progress, rally, recuperation, rejuvenation, revitalization, rehabilitation, Rejuvenescence, recovery, strengthening, invigoration, comeback.

Homophones for Ebbing:

• ebenaceae, evince, euphemize, eponymous, eupneic, even so, evening, eupnoeic, eye-beaming, evenk, euphonious, euphonous, ebonise, eye-popping, euphemise, effeminize, evenki, evenness, ebonics, eye bank, eponymic, effeminacy, euphonic, ebonize, even as, evans, evanesce.