Die away
/daɪ əˈweɪ/B2
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1. To become gradually weaker or fainter until it disappears.
- The sound of the music slowly died away as we walked further from the concert.
- As the storm moved on, the strong winds began to die away.
- The applause died away as the speaker left the stage.
2. To diminish in intensity or strength over time.
- The excitement about the new movie eventually died away.
- As the years passed, his anger toward them began to die away.
- The initial interest in the new project died away after a few months.
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