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faded

[fey-did] / ˈfeɪ dɪd /


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By then, the supernova should have faded by more than two magnitudes, making it easier to fully study the faint host galaxy and confirm exactly how much light came from the supernova itself.

From Science Daily

It carried Sharpie notes, cracked corners and faded logos from years of swipes.

From Salon

My visual memory of Jordan Hot Springs from that 2005 hike has faded.

From Los Angeles Times

The stock has since fallen 99.5% from that level as the meme fever has faded.

From Barron's

“As we near the one-year mark of this tragedy, we know the pain hasn’t faded. The job isn’t finished, and we’ll keep showing up to speed progress, support and resources these communities deserve.”

From Los Angeles Times