to die down

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Term: to die down

Description:

The phrase "to die down" is a figurative expression that refers to the gradual decrease or calming of something, usually in terms of intensity, force, or noise.

Parts of Speech:

Verb (intransitive): The action of gradually becoming less strong, intense, or noisy.

Senses and Usages:

Sense: Gradually decrease in intensity or force.

Example Sentence 1: The storm began to die down, and the wind ceased to blow fiercely.
Example Sentence 2: After a heated argument, tensions between the two friends started to die down.

Sense: Gradually become quieter or less noisy.

Example Sentence 1: The sound of the fireworks died down as the show came to an end.
Example Sentence 2: Please wait until the applause dies down before starting your speech.

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