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recede

[ree-seed] / riˈsid /


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But the impact receded from headlines almost as quickly as it had appeared, with the S&P 500 bouncing back to pre-DeepSeek levels by mid-February.

From MarketWatch

McBreaty is now worried about her dental health and is suffering from receding gums.

From BBC

With the popularity of women's football growing, Carter said the idea that the sport is a free space for people to be who they want to be is starting to recede.

From BBC

More than 500 members of staff were "stuck" at camps within the reserve, waiting for the water to recede so they could leave, she told reporters.

From Barron's

This suggests pressures on superlong-term premium are unlikely to recede significantly and may even return, depending on political dynamics, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal