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fade

[feyd] / feɪd /




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These results stand in contrast to earlier preschool studies, which often found short-term benefits that faded by kindergarten.

From Science Daily

An ability he held from the very start shows no sign of fading.

From BBC

Analysts note that Google parent Alphabet has made previous attempts at offering home listings that faded out.

From Barron's

Some news stories linger after the headlines fade.

From The Wall Street Journal

History suggests thematic ETFs could be problematic as they have a track record of launching late in a market cycle, charging higher fees and underperforming once the hype fades.

From MarketWatch