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Meaning of subsided
The primary meaning of the word "subsided" is that something has decreased or become less in amount, degree, or intensity.
Etymology of subsided
The word "subsided" originates from the Latin words "sub" meaning under or below, and "sedere" meaning to sit, with the past tense and past participle form "subsidi" or "subsideri" meaning to sit down or settle
Historically, the word has been used since the 15th century to describe the act of sinking or falling to a lower level, and has since expanded to include figurative meanings related to decrease or reduction
Synonyms
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- To become or make something less in amount, degree, or intensity
- * To sink or fall to a lower level, typically as a result of a reduction in pressure or the removal of support
Usage Examples
- The storm has subsided, and the sun is shining again
- * The pain in my knee subsided after I applied ice to it
- * The company's profits subsided due to increased competition in the market