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Die down   /daɪ daʊn/   Listen
Die down

verb
1.
Suffer from a disease that kills shoots.  Synonym: die back.
2.
Become progressively weaker.






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"Die down" Quotes from Famous Books



... heard the mad yells lessen and die down, watched with a dumb amazement the melting ...
— Rosa Mundi and Other Stories • Ethel M. Dell

... travelled along ridges, or wide low basins, or narrow coulees. Her lips dried and cracked, and the fine dust and sand particles were driven beneath her clothing until her skin smarted and chafed under their gritty torture. Suddenly the wind seemed to die down and the horses stopped. She heard the Texan swing to the ground at her side, and she tried to open her eyes but they were glued fast. She endeavoured to speak and found the effort a torture because of the thick ...
— The Texan - A Story of the Cattle Country • James B. Hendryx

... carpenters had ceased singing around the barraque, and let their fire die down until quivering on the wall of the edifice there was only a fiery-red patch, a patch barely sufficient to render visible the shadows of the rocks; while beside the fire there was seated only a tall figure with a black beard which had, grasped in its hands, ...
— Through Russia • Maxim Gorky

... morning's meal he brightened up and set off northward with a brisk stride. The money was safe enough in the valley for the present, he decided, and a couple of months in the Riverina would not only not do him any harm, but would allow the hue and cry time to die down. After that he would come back and get the gold, and this time there would be no question of division; it would be his, all of it. Now that the daylight had come he could think of the dark figure suddenly growing ...
— The Lost Valley • J. M. Walsh

... life is so full of sadness it will be no sorrow to leave it. I wanted to rest quietly down there, but you have held me back; it is useless to attempt to save me now. I have already swallowed a portion of the laudanum. Death must come to relieve me soon. It would be better to let me die down there where no one could have looked upon ...
— Daisy Brooks - A Perilous Love • Laura Jean Libbey


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