subsiding

Speech parts

1. subsiding - Noun

2. subsiding - Verb

Meaning

of Subside

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

fall ebbing decline falling collapse ease settle sink settling sinking lowering descending weakening contracting diminishing

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Antonyms

increase increasing rise improve progress raise

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Hypernyms

sinking

Examples

But now with the pandemic subsiding, and the economy slowly re-opening there is no longer any excuse for not recalling parliament. Source: Internet

However, the flood-like situation in Odisha showed signs of improvement with the intensity of rains subsiding, while 933 villages were affected and 321 houses damaged in the worst-hit Malkangiri district. Source: Internet

They also protect the berm from erosion by high winds, freak waves and subsiding flood waters. Source: Internet

Hazardous marine conditions will again be observed today due to a combination of a subsiding northerly swell and wind-drive waves. Source: Internet

A vaccine wasn’t widely available until the outbreak was subsiding. Source: Internet

For me, the best explanation is that the coronavirus fears are subsiding and a number of larger players are closing long JPY's on coronavirus fears. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

subsidiary role subsidiary state subsidiary theme subsidisation subsidise subsidised