Sentence examples for the faded from inspiring English sources

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the departed

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the faded

verb

To become faded; to grow weak; to lose strength; to decay; to perish gradually; to wither, as a plant.

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Seeing the faded color, the big collar.

The New Yorker

Circled by trees, ringed with the faded folding chairs.

The New Yorker

The faded produce aisles in Gristedes could barely compete.

The New York Times

The robust Cherry Jones as the faded, genteel Amanda?

The New York Times

She clings to the faded glory of her tattered world.

The New Yorker

For all the faded grandeur, things are not quite right.

The Guardian

The faded remains of war and genocide are still evident.

The New York Times - Travel

The plays are the faded flowers of his legacy.

The New Yorker

The faded letters in Latin are unreadable in places.

The New York Times

The faded flowers make the plants look untidy.

The New York Times

THE porters at Trinity College, Cambridge, were puzzled by the faded, handwritten letter.

The Economist

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