Sentence examples for to fades from inspiring English sources

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to fades

verb

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

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Reductions in the received power that take the receiver below the specified threshold correspond to fades.

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Censorship began to fade.

The light began to fade.

The diner began to fade.

Ad lib to fade.

Languages continue to fade.

— began to fade.

Repeat to fade.

The PUK may even start to fade.

First, it allows public anger to fade.

But the impact tends to fade.

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