Look up: diminished

1. diminished
   when a set of rhythmic values are shortened; all values may be halved, for instance. (Intervals may also be diminished, but this rarely happens in medieval music.) Antonym: augmented.
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2. diminished
   [adj] - impaired by diminution 2. [adj] - (of musical intervals) reduction by a semitone of any perfect or minor musical interval
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3. Diminished
   term applied to a minor chord (1 b3 5) with a lowered fifth (i.e. 1 b3 b5) and a chord comprising of minor third intervals. Or a scale composed of successive tones and semitones
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4. diminished
   The reduced capability of a person to appreciate that an act is wrong or to conduct himself in accordance with his appreciation of the wrongfulness of an act,caused by the impairment of his mental health or consciousness or a deficiency in his mental development at the time of the act. Category: Law
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5. diminished
   lessened adjective impaired by diminution
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6. Diminished
   • (imp. & p. p.) of Diminish
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