subside
suhb sahyd
- v wear off or die down
The pain subsided - v sink to a lower level or form a depression
the valleys subside - v sink down or precipitate
the mud subsides when the waters become calm - v descend into or as if into some soft substance or place
She subsided into the chair
- This proposition, published last year in the Harvard Educational Review, provoked an academic storm that has yet to subside.
- The wake of that horror has yet to subside.
- That raises the prospect that even if the fighting does subside, the government's offensive will have accomplished little.