subside (Meaning)
subside (v)
wear off or die down
sink to a lower level or form a depression
sink down or precipitate
descend into or as if into some soft substance or place
Synonyms & Antonyms of subside
subside Sentence Examples
- The storm's fury subsided, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
- Pain subsided in her joints after taking the medication.
- The waves gradually subsided, making it possible to swim safely.
- The protests subsided after the government agreed to address the grievances.
- The crowd's anger subsided as the police restored order.
- The initial panic subsided as people realized the situation was under control.
- The fever subsided, indicating the infection was resolving.
- The swelling in her leg subsided after she applied ice packs.
- The economy appeared to be stabilizing as inflation subsided.
- The noise from the construction site subsided during the weekend.
FAQs About the word subside
wear off or die down, sink to a lower level or form a depression, sink down or precipitate, descend into or as if into some soft substance or place
diminish, decline, recede, ease, vanish, fall, decrease, shrink, drain (away), evaporate
emerge, enlarge, swell, intensify, increase, escalate, mount, escalate, rise, expand
The storm's fury subsided, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
Pain subsided in her joints after taking the medication.
The waves gradually subsided, making it possible to swim safely.
The protests subsided after the government agreed to address the grievances.
