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fade

[feyd] / feɪd /




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At the time it was described as being "clad in sustainable timber which, over time, will fade to a silver-grey to blend in with the landscape."

From BBC

Yet it was Warrington who looked the more faded former champion.

From BBC

When its senior fans fade away, so too may much of its remaining popularity, Jung adds.

From BBC

He speaks in an auditorium of Russia’s cultural center that is decorated with fading artwork commemorating sporting competitions and cultural events that used to be held jointly with the Norwegians.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rate-cut expectations have faded since January, when the bank dropped language pointing to possible easing while unanimously holding the benchmark rate at 2.50%.

From The Wall Street Journal