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View definitions for dissipate

dissipate

verb as in disappear

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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.

From BBC

I hadn't even known how heavy it was until I watched it dissipate before my eyes.

From Salon

Samoan officials said it was believed that most of the ship's fuel had burnt off during the fire onboard, and that oil in the sea had been observed dissipating quickly.

From BBC

But his initial concerns about backlash dissipated after managers held a meeting about a month ago to explain the company’s new, more neutral stance.

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

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