Subside

usgb/səbˈsaɪd/Volume
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Emotional ReliefPlay
Often implies relief from something intense, like emotions or situations. SlideAs the verdict was read, her anxiety subsided.
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Temporary EffectPlay
Suggests a brief reduction before returning to normal, not a complete end. SlideThe storm will subside by noon, but we'll still see some rain.
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Not ImmediatePlay
The process of subsiding isn't sudden; it occurs gradually over time. SlideWait for the crowd's excitement to subside before starting the speech.