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usernamemeg | 00:58 Thu 14th Oct 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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I'm told the expression waning powers is used to describe the time when a musician (possibly in an orchestra) is no longer at their peak - is this so and what is its origin?
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Waning means diminishing, commonly used to describe the moon as it moves from full to new. But the word can certainly be applied to anything/anyone that is in the process of losing strength, power, fame, etc.
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