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) to shrink from the sight of blood
to shrink from killing an animal
If something shrinks or you shrink it, it becomes smaller.The vast forests of West Africa have shrunk.ʃrɪŋk VERB



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A customer who was a shrink told me I was right to leave the child.Weldon, Fay Splitting
But in a warmer world, the ice-caps would inevitably start to shrink.Radford, Tim & Leggett, Jeremy The Crisis of Life on Earth - our legacy from the second millenium
Carole Rochester, noticing the bloodstains, had appeared to shrink.Kippax, Frank The Scar
He jokes with Stone about Viagra, about movies, about love and about never considering seeing a shrink.canada.com (2004)
He's dying after treatment for a brain tumour failed and his only hope is Temodal, a new drug proven to shrink tumours.Sun, News of the World (2000)
I wouldn't put much money on Dyer's staying out of the shrink 's hands much longer.Hilton, John Buxton Passion in the Peak
PAUL LAWRIE has turned to a shrink in a bid to become a winner again.Sun, News of the World (2001)
Putting a damper on all the bright news in Asia is Japan, whose economy is expected to shrink 0.6 per cent during the coming fiscal year.Irish Times (2002)
So he suggested the existence of a cosmic repulsive force which perfectly balanced the force of gravity trying to shrink the Universe.New Scientist (1999)
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