fadeaway (Meaning)

fadeaway

screwball sense 1, made or attempted while moving away from the basket, a shot made or attempted while moving away from the basket, a slide in which a base runner throws his or her body sideways to avoid the tag, an act or instance of fading away

fadeaway Sentence Examples

  1. The sun's rays began to fadeaway as the day drew to a close.
  2. The lines on his face slowly fadedaway with time.
  3. The memory of that fateful day seemed to fadeaway as the years passed.
  4. The once vibrant colors of the painting had fadedaway over the centuries.
  5. The echoes of her voice fadedaway into the silence.
  6. The regrets of the past gradually fadedaway, replaced by hope for the future.
  7. The pain in his heart fadedaway as he found solace in music.
  8. The scars on his body had fadedaway, but the memories of his suffering remained.
  9. The fear that had once consumed him had fadedaway, replaced by a sense of tranquility.
  10. The boundaries between night and day seemed to fadeaway as twilight descended upon the sky.

FAQs About the word fadeaway

screwball sense 1, made or attempted while moving away from the basket, a shot made or attempted while moving away from the basket, a slide in which a base runn

slow (down), drop (off), drain (away), evaporate, vanish, die (away or down or out), fall away, fritter (away), give out, tail (off)

pick up, swell, rise,increase, wax, escalate, soar, grow, enlarge, mount

The sun's rays began to fadeaway as the day drew to a close.

The lines on his face slowly fadedaway with time.

The memory of that fateful day seemed to fadeaway as the years passed.

The once vibrant colors of the painting had fadedaway over the centuries.