dissipate
Example Sentences
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“Time is still needed for these effects to dissipate and for inflation expectations to be anchored at around 2%,” he said.
What lingers in my psyche the most after the event is how nourishing and vital community is and how that desire for human connection doesn’t magically dissipate with age.
From Los Angeles Times
But that doesn't mean the violent rage that fueled the Capitol attack has dissipated.
From Salon
It didn’t take long for her sense of belonging to dissipate.
From New York Times
Even if the tritium reached the river, which Clark assured wouldn’t happen, it would dissipate within a few yards, he said.
From Washington Times
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