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Meanings of subside in English
Catalan
enfonsar-se Usage of subside in English
1
They will subside once you begin to gain control over your situation:
2
Past bouts of extreme volatility have often taken some time to subside.
3
In forty minutes or so, the number of rodents began to subside.
4
Cross the border into New South Wales and the rain will subside.
5
The anger surrounding the most recent verdict in Mahon, will soon subside.
6
We pulled apart to let the urge to merge subside until later.
7
But not until she saw the brothers ahead did the fear subside.
8
It had taken almost that whole month for Berger's fury to subside.
9
Once silicate is exhausted, diatom blooms subside in a major export event.
10
He waited for the laughter to subside before saying, 'All right, everybody.
11
Upon hearing Afro Latina, the need to prove myself began to subside.
12
Gradually the stuff took hold and the awful pain began to subside.
13
The dust will, I hope, subside during the course of the day.
14
Instead the latency would increase, then subside somewhat, before increasing some more.
15
Nevertheless, the excitement created by the draft did not subside at once.
16
I hope the feeling will subside, however, in a day or two.
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Translations for subside
Portuguese
Subside through the time
Subside across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common