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View definitions for dissipated

dissipated

adjective as in used up

adjective as in self-indulgent

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But after Beryl dissipated, the Atlantic fell quiet.

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Quickly, though, the feeling dissipated, and I remember at that young age feeling disappointed.

In recent years much of the secrecy that once surrounded stillbirth and miscarriage has dissipated as more parents like Maria choose to speak out about baby loss.

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But his initial concerns about backlash dissipated after managers held a meeting about a month ago to explain the company’s new, more neutral stance.

But that optimism has quickly dissipated and the stats after six matches in the Premier League this season do not make happy reading for Ten Hag:

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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