dissipate

If the emotion dissipates, so can the performance.

For the first time in months, widespread rainfall is drenching the Los Angeles area as a strong band of moisture from a dissipated tropical storm moves north.

But whilst Danish policymakers saw policies through, she argues that in the UK the momentum "dissipated", as other priorities and short-term problems emerged.

The altercation dissipated quickly, according to the complaint, but then at about 1:46 a.m.,

Running between 100 and 400 feet below ground, it would be engineered to absorb and dissipate land movement at the southern entrance.