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Meanings of fading in English
Variation of the attenuation of a signal with various variables.
Related terms
Portuguese
enfraquecimento Usage of fading in English
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But Hancock's Hartstein said that issue is fading as the market evolves.
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Auto executives also blame a fading interest in cars among young Japanese.
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It is not leaving her, exactly; it is simply fading, becoming less.
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In a radio call to Fox News he said: It's fading away.
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In the modern age, the line between consumer and enterprise is fading.
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Now the likelihood of so-called New START passing is dim and fading.
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The Treasury market has been fading under the rapid rise of stocks.
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That suggests a pace being built up since last year is fading.
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I just couldn't quite picture you quietly fading away under any circumstances.
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Hopes are fading that the Gisborne- Napier rail link will remain open.
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In the fast-fading light he focused it on the two ox carts.
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Americans, Dee said, his voice echoing and fading on the transatlantic line.
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Already the warm cheeks are fading; the eyes are blinded with tears.
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Everywhere in New England the impress of the past is fading out.
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The government founded in the blood of our fathers is fading away.
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Behind her the black scenery of London was fading in the mist.
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Translations for fading
Portuguese
Spanish
Fading through the time
Fading across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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