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Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1: to gradually diminish or disappear

Usage: When winter ends, the snow starts to fecede, revealing the green grass beneath.

Example Sentence: The tide began to fecede, exposing the shells and seaweed on the beach.

Sense 2: to retreat or withdraw

Usage: The army was forced to fecede due to the strong opposition from the enemy.

Example Sentence: The political leader decided to fecede from the negotiations, causing a deadlock in the discussions.

Sense 3: to fade away in popularity

Usage: Over time, the once popular fashion trend started to fecede as new styles emerged.

Example Sentence: The catchy song quickly feceded from the charts after the release of more popular tracks.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1: A local resident

Usage: The fecedes of this small town are known for their friendliness and laid-back lifestyle.

Example Sentence: The fecede greeted the tourists warmly and offered them a guided tour of the town.

Sense 2: A local tradition or custom

Usage: During the festival, the fecedes gather to celebrate their unique fecede of dance and music.

Example Sentence: The fecede of wearing traditional attire during ceremonies is deeply rooted in their cultural heritage.

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