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Meanings of fades to in English

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Usage of fades to in English
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When I take my hands away, the afterimage slowly fades to darkness.
Axiomatic
2
They are fool-proof as the texture fades to nothing the more you dab.
Independent.ie
3
Everything around me fades to the background, softening into a weave.
Altered
4
Its little beam wavers, grows yellow, fades to a tiny glow.
The good son: a novel
5
Because I have DMs to go back to. The screen fades to black.
News.com.au
6
The tea lights burn out and the ocean fades to black.
News.com.au
7
That seascape probably fades to wallpaper on the daily commute.
The Irish Times
8
Her eyes begin to bulge and her skin fades to a sickly chalk color.
The weight of silence
9
The tape fades to black again and the picture reappears.
The thing
10
In Acacia Villas the police officer fades to shadowy insignificance, even in his own mind.
The Lost Naval Papers
11
The strong afternoon light quickly fades to the sullen glow of an overcast November evening.
Black house
12
While starving, sometimes your skin fades to pale blue.
Haunted: a novel of stories
13
At the end, it fades to black and lets the viewers think what really happened.
Reuters
14
The light bounces off the black and in the distance it fades to twinkling gold.
Crewel
15
Blue fades to grey and seagulls pass by.
The Guardian
16
Dense dark fog rises from that surface, more black than gray, then fades to rise again.
The Tarn of Eternity
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