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fade

[feyd] / feɪd /




Example Sentences

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Abandonment had a sound — engine noise fading into Ventura Boulevard traffic.

From Los Angeles Times

More than 1.5 million Ukrainian refugees have entered Poland since Russia’s invasion, helping to shore up Poland’s workforce—a boost that could fade should the war end.

From The Wall Street Journal

All month, USC had faded in the most unfortunate moments, letting games get away from them.

From Los Angeles Times

Today, the car sitting on his neglected porch feels like a faded relic of that former life.

From BBC

Mexicans’ sympathy has waned as Havana’s social gains have faded, and Cuba’s poverty has grown along with its repression of students and activists.

From The Wall Street Journal