Some common synonyms of subside are abate, ebb, and wane. While all these words mean "to die down in force or intensity," subside implies the ceasing of turbulence or agitation.
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subside · collapse · de-escalate · decline · drop · fall · lower · lull · moderate · quieten · settle · sink · taper. Weak matches. cave in ...
Synonyms for SUBSIDED: decreased, diminished, fell, eased, vanished, ebbed, declined, shrank; Antonyms of SUBSIDED: increased, intensified, grew, built, ...
subsides · abate · descend · diminish · dwindle · ease · ease off · ebb · melt · peter out · recede · slacken · wane. Strong matches. collapse · de ...
Synonyms for SUBSIDE: decrease, abate, diminish, ease, ebb, lessen, quieten, slacken, wane, sink, …
subsided · beneath · bottommost · decumbent · ground-level · lesser · low-hanging · low-lying · low-set · nether · not high · profound · rock-bottom · squatty ...
subside · verb. wear off or die down. “The pain subsided”. synonyms: lessen · verb. sink to a lower level or form a depression. “the valleys subside”. see more ...
quieten · cease ; calm · slip ; terminate · melt ; lull · still ; taper off · drop off.
SUBSIDE - 27 Synonyms and Antonyms - Cambridge English
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Synonyms: settle, sink, drop, cave in, sag, descend. Antonyms: rise, increase, swell. My nervousness subsided when the plane landed. The crowds subsided.
SYNONYMS 1. decline, descend, settle. 2. diminish, lessen, wane, ebb.ANTONYMS 1. rise.
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