Thesaurus / subside
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An earlier trial of the vaccine reported that 60% of the 1,000 participants experienced side effects, including fever, headaches, and muscle pain, but they were all mild and subsided shortly.
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The hype has subsided as Google Home and Amazon smart speakers have, so far, failed to become the market-changing devices many had anticipated.
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Ideally, as burnout subsides you’ll notice happier, more productive employees.
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Even when unburned, dried peat rapidly decomposes, releasing carbon and causing the ground surface to subside, or sink, toward sea level faster than sea level is rising.
PEAT’S SAKESTEPHANIE ARNETTAUGUST 19, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
Some are considering keeping such direct assistance in place indefinitely, or at least until the economic shocks subside.
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Additionally, some advertisers postponed product launches and corresponding campaigns until the fall in hopes that the crisis would subside and tentpole events like sports would return.
You've got a splendid chance can spend what you like and rule in society and he'll subside into a tame spaniel.
ELSTER'S FOLLYMRS. HENRY WOOD
Twitted by the other passengers, they soon subside, and presently the car grows quiet.
PRISON MEMOIRS OF AN ANARCHISTALEXANDER BERKMAN
The family watched the water subside until all the old land-marks were once more visible.
A FORTUNE HUNTER; OR, THE OLD STONE CORRALJOHN DUNLOE CARTERET
At this mention of his real name, Dangerfields anger, curiously enough, seemed to subside.
THE WOMAN GIVESOWEN JOHNSON
WORDS RELATED TO SUBSIDE
- bore
- bring down
- capsize
- cast down
- cave in
- couch
- decline
- demit
- depress
- descend
- dig
- dip
- disappear
- drill
- drive
- droop
- drop
- drown
- ebb
- engulf
- excavate
- fall
- flounder
- force down
- founder
- go down
- go to the bottom
- immerse
- lay
- let down
- lower
- overturn
- overwhelm
- plummet
- plunge
- put down
- ram
- regress
- run
- sag
- scuttle
- set
- settle
- shipwreck
- slope
- slump
- stab
- stick
- stoop
- submerge
- subside
- swamp
- thrust
- tip over
- touch bottom
- wreck
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