subside
To subside is to gradually decrease in size or intensity. The ocean will subside after it has dumped all of its water onto the shore.
The storm subsided after a few hours.
The dispute subsided after the parties agreed to a compromise.
To subside is to gradually decrease in size or intensity. The ocean will subside after it has dumped all of its water onto the shore.
The storm subsided after a few hours.
The dispute subsided after the parties agreed to a compromise.
verb
wear off or die down
Synonyms:
verb
sink down or precipitate
Synonyms:
verb
descend into or as if into some soft substance or place
Synonyms:
verb
sink to a lower level or form a depression
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The cough and congestion subside.
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The sickness in the village subsided.
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Tuition is subsidized by the government.
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By the end of August, the crisis was subsiding.
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Is anyone monitoring subsidence of the towers
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Should we subsidize giving
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The conflict has subsided recently.
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They don't deserve the subsidized foodstuff.
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Tuition is subsidized by the state and the fed.
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It was built this way due to the subsidence of the ground.