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die away

verb as in clear up

verb as in taper

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While the rumor mill can eventually die away, sexting leaves permanent evidence, and it can be devastating.

Murmurs were indeed continually heard, but they seemed to be such as would die away.

He still stood by her, looking at her keenly, and the bitterness in his voice did not die away.

As Stella and I stood in the door listening to the young voices die away down the road, we used to look at one another happily.

After some time, this report of a conspiracy seemed to die away like many others of that period.

And then, to our amazement, the lights one by one began to die away.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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