ebb out (Meaning)

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ebb out (v)

flow back or recede

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As the sun began to set, the waves on the shoreline gradually ebbed out, leaving the sand bare and glistening.
The once-mighty river had been reduced to a mere trickle, its waters ebbing out into the parched earth.
With the passage of time, the enthusiasm for the project waned, and interest slowly ebbed out, leading to its eventual abandonment.
The crowd outside the stadium began to disperse as the game drew to a close, the noise and excitement ebbing out into the surrounding streets.
The patient's life slowly ebbed out as the disease took its inevitable toll, leaving loved ones in profound grief.
The popularity of the once-beloved celebrity waned over the years, their star power ebbing out as public attention shifted to newer faces.
As the economy faltered, investments dwindled, and financial resources ebbed out, causing widespread hardship and uncertainty.
The energy in the room gradually ebbed out as the meeting dragged on, with participants losing focus and enthusiasm.
The influence and power of the aging politician slowly ebbed out as a younger generation took center stage, bringing fresh ideas and perspectives.
The once-vibrant community slowly faded away as residents moved elsewhere, and life ebbed out of the town, leaving it a ghost of its former self.

flow back or recede

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As the sun began to set, the waves on the shoreline gradually ebbed out, leaving the sand bare and glistening.

The once-mighty river had been reduced to a mere trickle, its waters ebbing out into the parched earth.

With the passage of time, the enthusiasm for the project waned, and interest slowly ebbed out, leading to its eventual abandonment.

The crowd outside the stadium began to disperse as the game drew to a close, the noise and excitement ebbing out into the surrounding streets.