/ˈfeɪdɪŋ/
ADJECTIVE
Gradually becoming paler, less colorful, or less bright.
Describes colors, photographs, fabrics, or other surfaces gradually losing their original color or brightness.
Describes light, illumination, or a visible image gradually becoming dimmer or less distinct.
ADJECTIVE
Gradually becoming weaker, less powerful, or less vigorous.
Describes someone's energy, strength, or physical condition gradually becoming weaker.
Describes someone's influence, popularity, reputation, or importance gradually becoming less significant.
ADJECTIVE
Becoming less visible, audible, noticeable, or perceptible over time.
Describes something gradually becoming less visible until it can no longer be seen.
Describes sounds, voices, or music gradually becoming quieter until they are no longer heard.
ADJECTIVE
Becoming less clear, vivid, or emotionally powerful over time.
Describes memories or recollections gradually becoming less clear or harder to remember.
Describes emotions, affection, enthusiasm, or hopes gradually losing their intensity.
NOUN
The gradual loss of color, brightness, strength, or clarity.
The process through which colors, images, or light progressively lose their original intensity.
The process of something progressively losing its strength, intensity, or presence.