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"fizzled out" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an idiom that means to end weakly or to stop abruptly without reaching a conclusion or desired outcome. Example sentence: After years of research, the project "fizzled out" without any results.
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"He fizzled out," Hucknall says.
"It just fizzled out somehow.
Soon after, the communication fizzled out entirely.
"It hasn't fizzled out," she said.
Attacks fizzled out or couldn't be converted.
It fizzled out after eight years.
Disastrously, the exchanges then fizzled out inconclusively.
A prospective groom had fizzled out yet again.
Many of the sites fizzled out; others gained a following.
The game fizzled out after only 25 moves.
But the study fizzled out, and the story went away.
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