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Fade

/feɪd/
To gradually disappear, lose brightness, or become less distinct over time.

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Examples:

All that had faded among the incurable blurs of memory.

The light of day was fading in the windows.

But nothing fades of itself.

Etymology:

etymology
The word fade originates from Middle English faden, which was borrowed from the Old French fader. The word is derived from the Vulgar Latin *fatidāre, a frequentative formation from the Latin fāri, meaning to appear or shine.

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