dissipated

“I would say like the last month or so of the season, we started playing with a different kind of hunger,” hitting coach Robert Van Scoyoc said, noting how despite the early deficit, his lineup’s belief never fully dissipated.

Quickly, though, the feeling dissipated, and I remember at that young age feeling disappointed.

In recent years much of the secrecy that once surrounded stillbirth and miscarriage has dissipated as more parents like Maria choose to speak out about baby loss.

My usual anxiety about punctuality dissipated.

Clarence Lusane, a professor of political science at Howard University, told Salon that whatever shift there was towards Trump when Biden was the nominee has largely dissipated at this point, with Harris’ rise being a decisive turning point.