subside in Latin
subside in Latin is sedeō — subside means to become calmer, weaker, or less intense over time.
subside in Latin
sedeō
(intransitive) To fall downward; to become lower; to descend; to sink.
What does "subside" mean?
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verb To become calmer, weaker, or less intense over time.
"The flood waters gradually subsided after the storm passed."
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subside in a sentence
- The flood waters gradually subsided after the storm passed.
- Her anger subsided once she heard the full story.
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What is "subside" in Latin?
"subside" in Latin is sedeō. subside means: To become calmer, weaker, or less intense over time.
How do you use "subside" in a sentence?
Example: "The flood waters gradually subsided after the storm passed." In Latin, "subside" is sedeō.
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