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subside

verb as in die down; decrease

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She said they would not know the full damage caused to the house and cars parked outside until the winds subside.

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The protests have since spread beyond Antananarivo, gripping eight other cities across the island, with no signs of subsiding.

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"There are mud and rocks everywhere. Some flooding has subsided but some remains."

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After his initial shock subsided, Ubaldini tried selling the records himself.

The concern, though, is the manner in which he and his fellow batters subsided.

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