Recede
31recede — v. n. 1. Retire, withdraw, retreat, retrograde, move back, return. 2. Withdraw, desist …
32recede — verb 1) the floodwaters receded Syn: retreat, go back, go down, move back, move away, withdraw, ebb, subside, abate Ant: advance, approach 2) the lights receded into the distance …
33recede — I v 1. go away, move away, retreat, withdraw, leave, retire, retrograde; return, go back, move back, reverse, back up. 2. lessen, diminish, lower, abate, decrease; subside, ebb, retrocede; dwindle, Inf. peter out, slacken, let up, wind down, slow …
34recede — re·cede …
35recede — verb 1) the waters receded Syn: retreat, go back/down/away, withdraw, ebb, subside, abate, return, retire 2) fears of violence have receded Syn: diminish, lessen, dwindle …
36recede — [rɪˈsiːd] verb [I] 1) to move further away 2) to become less strong or likely 3) if a man s hair is receding, less and less of it is growing at the front …
37recede — I re•cede [[t]rɪˈsid[/t]] v. i. ced•ed, ced•ing 1) to go back to a more distant point; retreat; withdraw 2) to become or seem to become more distant 3) to slope backward: a chin that recedes[/ex] • Etymology: 1470–80; < L recēdere to go, fall… …
38recede — /rəˈsid / (say ruh seed) verb (i) (receded, receding) 1. to go or move back, to or towards a more distant point. 2. to become more distant. 3. to slope backwards: a receding chin. 4. to draw back or withdraw from a position taken in a matter, or… …
39recede — Emi, ho i i hope, laumeki, mū ekeke i, nioke …
40recede(s) — reseed(s) …
