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dissipated

[dis-uh-pey-tid] / ˈdɪs əˌpeɪ tɪd /




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But that doesn't mean the violent rage that fueled the Capitol attack has dissipated.

From Salon

The Covid-19 pandemic closed the route under emergency health measures enacted by the federal government but demand for a safe haven never dissipated.

From BBC

Eventually, as the heat of that political summer dissipated and the mural came down, Paradice sought to extend the life and impact of the mural by exhibiting it in another space.

From Seattle Times

While the storm has now dissipated, rain continued to hamper rescue efforts as vehicles were not able to pass through flooded roads.

From Reuters

Cyclone Freddy dissipated over land late Wednesday after it made second landfall in Mozambique and then Malawi over the weekend and caused mass devastation in several regions, including Malawi’s financial capital, Blantyre.

From Seattle Times