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Meaning recede meaning

What does recede mean?

recede

— verb (= withdraw, pull away, pull back) pull back or move away or backward The enemy withdrew The limo pulled away from the curb — verb become faint or more distant the unhappy memories of her childhood receded as she grew older — verb (= fall back) retreat

Synonyms recede synonyms

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recede English » English

retreat withdraw draw back move back fall back ebb decrease regress pull back decline subside retire recoil diminish yield step back return retrogress pull away fall behind drop off back down abate walk back retrograde retract reduce lose lessen go down go backward go back fall dwindle delay climb down back up weaken waste vanish turn in turn back subduce step aside stand down slant backward shrink from shrink shorten shelve

Topics recede topics

What do people use recede to talk about?
Universe, creation Sky Weather

Flood

  • What words refer to a flood ending?
    recede
States Quantity More

Decrease
States Big Distance

Far

  • What words refer to moving away from someone or something?
    go away recede

Conjugation recede conjugation

How do you conjugate recede?

recede · verb

Examples recede examples

How do I use recede in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

It would be so hard for him to recede into the background.
We will wait until the waters recede.
Don't recede.
SOMEONE IS COMING. I WILL RECEDE DOWN THE BACK PASSAGE.
When the waters recede, the plants grow like monsters.
Time will run out, and the tide of life will recede before we know who we really are.
Was that-- Did your hairline just recede?
Because we have the moving picture, our paintings will grow and recede.
When did the flood waters recede?
That our hairline hasn't started to recede?
Your anger will recede like an ocean.
I don't want him to care if he gets acne at 20 or if his hair starts to recede at 40.
So, I put all the things you will definitely need within easiest reach - water, basic foodstuffs - then, the things that you have to reach for or stand up for recede in order of frequency of use.
The screws recede.
But, like all the others, she'll be revived as soon as the waters recede and the New Dawn breaks.
Was that. Did your hairline just recede?
Because we have the moving picture. our paintings will grow and recede.
Then the things that you have to reach for or stand up for. recede in order of frequency of use.
Like a sailor who watches the shore gradually disappear. II watch my past recede. Becoming ashes of oblivion.
Un-recede your hairline?
With the threat from at least some of the Americans starting to recede, the big question now must be how did David manage to get Candida Colter thrown out of his room and then her room as well?
Social networks recede with age in a lot of primate species.
As the shadows recede and the sun's rays warm the sand, the long-eared hedgehog goes back to his cool basement.
If the swelling continues to recede, She could regain consciousness at anytime.
Listen, tonight, after we finish eating you make like you got something else to do and recede into the night, if you know what I mean.
THAT OUR HAIRLINE HASN'T STARTED TO RECEDE?
It's only in moments of quiet, when the demands of the day recede.
Like a sailor seeing the shore disappear, I watch my past recede, reduced to the ashes of memory.
We could be standing on a roof in some bangladeshi village, Waiting for the flood waters to recede.
They'll traverse the Khumbu Ice Fall to Camp 1 than recede to Camp 2 for two nights.
That's good, but we won't be out of the woods for sure until the blisters start to recede.
And when the waters recede, new opportunities emerge.
Recede, Bojangles.

News and current affairs

But Hamas's victory suggests that the gaps between the Israeli and Palestinian sides will grow even wider, and that the chances for a negotiated settlement will recede even farther into the future.
To be sure, there is no such thing as perfect safety, and, historically, waves of terrorism have often taken a generation to recede.
The turmoil may yet be contained and recede, sending oil prices back to lower levels.
MILAN - It is about 18 months since the financial crisis hit, and 12 months since the panic started to recede, with asset prices stabilizing and beginning to turn up.
And Europe's preferred solution - more austerity - is merely causing fiscal targets to recede faster.
The fear of a return to the drachma will recede. Consumption levels will begin to recover.
The floodwaters will recede in New Orleans and reconstruction will begin.
In short, the fear that a stronger euro could kill the only goose laying the golden eggs is likely to recede in coming months.
With a smaller debt burden and interest payments, Egypt's fiscal position would improve significantly, and threats to economic growth would recede.
Since the arrival of a small contingent of French troops in 2003, the horror of this latest African civil war has occasionally intruded on the awareness of the global public, only to recede again.
As a result, the possibilities for global cooperation on economic and other matters will recede further.
Even if the left wing of the European left - like the most liberal of America's Democrats - voices concerns that Obama has selected a far too centrist cabinet, a classical form of anti-Americanism is bound to recede in Europe.
With prices falling, the imperative to act inevitably tends to recede.

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