How to pronounce “fades”(verb) in English

fades away and you actually get in touch with that underlying happiness that the Greeks call eudaimonia.

fades away and you actually get in touch with that underlying happiness that the Greeks call eudaimonia.

When the symphony fades, the composer hopes to have touched the audience in some way.

And their output fades by about 1% a year.

The hardware fades into the background.

our goals because desire fades, right? Excitement fades with a goal.

It actually fades into the background.

Haywood Hansell fades into obscurity.

And if the neutrino flux fades away slowly that suggests that it turned into a neutron star.

The brilliant minds are attracted elsewhere and America fades.

Brightens over maybe three weeks, fades over a few months.

Books don't last because of scandal, because scandal always fades.

What you write is " As organizations grow older, a lot of that exuberance of early days fades.

And interestingly, the things that you chose not to buy, it sort of just fades to the background.

And if the only the merit of the book was that it was part of a scandal, then the book fades when the scandal fades.

And then, as typical in many-- much of the evolution of science fiction, it fades away and you get another idea.

- You enjoy it for the moment, but then because that's all it is, is a short-lived thing, it basically fades away.

So altered states are temporary conditions, and when whatever it was that brought on the special state of awareness leaves, then the state fades.