die (down) (Meaning)

die (down)

to gradually become less strong

The wind died down as the storm passed.
Her voice trailed off as she died down.
The fire slowly died down until only embers remained.
The argument died down as both parties realized the futility.
The panic died down as they discovered the situation was not as dire as feared.
The music died down, signaling the end of the performance.
The economy died down during the recession, leaving many businesses struggling.
The enthusiasm died down gradually as the project proved more challenging than anticipated.
The swelling in his knee died down with the help of ice and medication.
The fever died down as his immune system fought off the infection.

to gradually become less strong

taper off, subside, moderate, diminish, decrease, lessen, abate, dip, decline, wane

soar, ascend, arise, lift, mount, spike, increase,rise, up,build

The wind died down as the storm passed.

Her voice trailed off as she died down.

The fire slowly died down until only embers remained.

The argument died down as both parties realized the futility.