Fade out

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verb

To slowly disappear, lose strength or brightness.

The music faded out and the party ended
Visual representation of "fade out" - To slowly disappear, lose strength or brightness

Often appears as...

  • sound fade out
  • light fade out
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Metaphorical Use

Often used to describe things that aren't physical, like feelings or time, gradually diminishing.

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As years passed, the memories of high school faded out.
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Endings

Implies the gradual end of an event or situation, not an abrupt stop.

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The party slowly faded out as guests began to leave.
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Negative Emotion

Can express a sense of loss or emptiness when something fades from existence.

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Hope faded out when the rescue team found no survivors.
Visual representation of the word "Fade out"

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