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Main Entry:
dis·si·pat·ed
[
dis
-
uh
-pey-tid
]
/
ˈdɪs
əˌpeɪ
tɪd
/
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Part of Speech:
Main Entry:
dissipated
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Example Sentences
As an economy approaches full employment, any fiscal stimulus is
dissipated
by higher prices.
In our case, my worries
dissipated
after bad news made its way from that sunny college a few days after our return home.
Over time, the zeal to sell big-enough chunks of these firms to enable them to become more independent has
dissipated
.
EXPAND
As an economy approaches full employment, any fiscal stimulus is
dissipated
by higher prices.
In our case, my worries
dissipated
after bad news made its way from that sunny college a few days after our return home.
Over time, the zeal to sell big-enough chunks of these firms to enable them to become more independent has
dissipated
.
The second is that any gains from the strategy will be
dissipated
in higher trading costs.
Civilian casualties have decreased, and fears that the conflict might re-ignite soon have largely
dissipated
.
In fact, the sound produced when the ball strikes the bat is a consequence of this
dissipated
energy.
Not too windy though, and the sun is shining and morning clouds have
dissipated
.
Their energies have been channeled away from teaching and creative research and often are
dissipated
in administrative work.
Its smoke
dissipated
almost instantly and it left little smell and no ashes.
In the short run the total stock of housing is fixed, and so the subsidy is entirely
dissipated
by an increase in house prices.
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