Die down
/daɪ daʊn/B2
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1. To become less noisy, intense, or active.
- The wind started to die down after the storm passed.
- After the argument, tensions in the office eventually died down.
2. For excitement or enthusiasm to decrease.
- The excitement around the new movie died down after a few weeks.
- Once the initial buzz died down, the product sales stabilized.
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