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The slow art of running out, one withdrawal at a time.
means The gradual reduction of something until it's significantly used up, drained, or exhausted.
from From Latin deplere, to empty out — de (away) plus plere (to fill), the literal undoing of filling.
Ozone fameThe ozone layer made the word a household alarm.
Banking termTax law lets miners deduct resource depletion.
Medical senseVolume depletion means your body lost too much fluid.