peter (out) Antonyms
Meaning of peter (out)
peter (out)
to gradually become smaller, weaker, or less before stopping or ending
peter (out) Sentence Examples
- Peter (out) the window, admiring the breathtaking view.
- Sally glanced (out) the door, hoping to catch a glimpse of Peter.
- The cat leaped (out) of the box, eager to explore the unknown.
- Peter (out) his hand to help the elderly lady cross the street.
- The students swarmed (out) of the classroom, eager for recess.
- Peter (out) the light, leaving the room in darkness.
- Water streamed (out) of the leaky faucet, creating a constant drip.
- A sigh of relief escaped (out) of Peter's lips as he finally solved the puzzle.
- Peter (out) his phone to take a picture of the majestic waterfall.
- The fire blazed (out) of control, consuming everything in its path.
FAQs About the word peter (out)
to gradually become smaller, weaker, or less before stopping or ending
fade (away), fritter (away), evaporate, slow (down), melt (away), give out,tail (off), vanish, rachet (down), ratchet (down)
show up, appear, build, emerge, pick up, intensify, grow, swell, escalate, enlarge
Peter (out) the window, admiring the breathtaking view.
Sally glanced (out) the door, hoping to catch a glimpse of Peter.
The cat leaped (out) of the box, eager to explore the unknown.
Peter (out) his hand to help the elderly lady cross the street.
