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Meaning subside meaning

What does subside mean?

subside

— verb wear off or die down The pain subsided — verb sink to a lower level or form a depression the valleys subside — verb sink down or precipitate the mud subsides when the waters become calm — verb (= sink) descend into or as if into some soft substance or place He sank into bed She subsided into the chair

Synonyms subside synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as subside?

subside English » English

abate diminish settle calm down die down sink decrease lessen go down drop ebb decline calm reduce fall collapse cease shrink reduced recede lower dry up die away weaken slump sag quiet down grow less fade ease dwindle deteriorate descend cool down cave in stop settle down set quieten down quiet precipitate pacify hang finish fall flat disappear cool off climb down become weaker become silent

Topics subside topics

What do people use subside to talk about?
Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Pain
States Quantity More

Decrease

Conjugation subside conjugation

How do you conjugate subside?

subside · verb

Examples subside examples

How do I use subside in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Suffering on Earth will subside if we stop fostering it.

Movie subtitles

If he should hide himself awhile. the affair may subside.
His confusion will subside with the liquor.
Any sign of trouble, the prisoners will be instantly covered. and if the trouble doesn't subside at once, the prisoner will be shot.
And soon, of course, the laughter became less general but it did not subside entirely for a very long time.
Mr. Sulu, will you give us an estimate of when those solar flares will subside?
Even now as we stand here in his shadow feel your grief subside as I absorb it through my palm and into my hand.
But as one gets older one's fears subside.
So the symptoms do subside over time?
If you can allow your anger to subside for a moment you'll see that they did not die in vain!
Will the feeling subside?
After the rains, the floodwaters quickly subside and dinosaurs can return to the riverbanks to feed.
People were losing their marbles everywhere, but then it would suddenly subside.
The swelling should subside in about eight or nine days.
The irritation will subside.
If the trouble doesn't subside at once, the prisoner will be shot.
Still, there is always a small chance it will subside.
Will you give us an estimate into how much longer we'll have until those solar flares subside?
The discomfort will subside.
Say goodbye to Dad for me as soon as the voices in your head subside.
Any sign of trouble, the prisoners will be instantly covered, and if the trouble doesn't subside at once, the prisoner will be shot.
Soon, of course, the laughter became less general, but did not subside entirely for a very long time.
This reading began at approximately the moment that the pulsation phenomenon began to subside.
That's nothing, it will subside.
If the fever doesn't subside, come and see Dr Yang.
I thought the pain would subside. But that's not happening.
Once they returned to Japan, her fever did not subside.
I only wish my symptoms would subside.
Then the symptoms should subside.
You just breathe deep and wait for it to subside.
I got to let my feelings subside and probe deeper into this case.
Unfortunately, when mike's pain began to subside, his need for the little white pills. Did not.

News and current affairs

LOS ANGELES - As the United States stumbles through its economic challenges at home, the pressure of world events will not subside.
Will the US mortgage market, which is expected to become even more difficult in 2008, subside into calm afterwards, or will it contaminate the whole international financial system?
It strains the imagination to think that the coming macroeconomic confrontation could subside quickly or quietly.
Once everybody is sure that, no matter how much others panic, financial institutions won't have to dump illiquid assets at a loss, the panic will subside.
Financial panics subside, and the authorities realize a profit on their intervention.
The logic is that the price fluctuations will eventually subside, and headline price indicators will converge on the core rate of inflation.
Either way, Kenyans and their votes would be taken seriously, and tempers could well subside.
The level of public scrutiny and concern will subside.
Since 1930, excessive groundwater withdrawal has caused Tokyo to subside by as much as 15 feet, with some of the lowest parts of the downtown area dropping almost a foot per year in some years.

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