Synonyms for fading away
fad·ing away

Princeton's WordNet

1. fading awaynoun

   gradually diminishing in brightness or loudness or strength

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1. • Dwindling

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1. Federica Mogherini:

   The policy of settlement expansion and demolitions, violence, and incitement tells us very clearly that the perspective that Oslo opened up is seriously at risk of fading away.

2. Kazushige Todaka:

   It's a wonderful discovery, if it's true, as we have long been looking for the battleship, it's fateful that the discovery was made on the 70th anniversary of (the end of) World War 2. The memory of the war has been fading away after 70 years and the survivors of the war are disappearing. It is very meaningful discovery and a good chance for us to remind ourselves the war and its tragedy.

3. Fabio Bucciarelli:

   South Sudan's war represents one of the longest and most forgotten African conflicts, its tragic consequences are quietly fading away from the headlines, making these pictures even more crucial.

4. Ken Cuccinelli:

   The major outcome of it that they've got to hate is that — I'll talk about it in the polling terms — it's staying high on people's issue radar, the economy is No. 1, and it should be because it's frankly destroying so many people's lives. But this isn't fading away, and it’s been elevated [by the bussing].

5. Ken Cuccinelli:

   The economy is No. 1, and it should be because it's frankly destroying so many people's lives. But this isn't fading away, and it’s been elevated [by the bussing].