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Fading
| Fading Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Fading?
[n] weakening in force or intensity; "attenuation in the volume of the sound"
[adj] losing color; "the paling photographs"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Fading: attenuation |
decreasing |
paling
Related Terms | Find terms related to Fading: achromatization |
aging |
atmospherics |
blackout |
blanching |
blaring |
blasting |
bleach |
bleaching |
blind spot |
blocking |
brittle |
capricious |
changeable |
comedown |
coming apart |
corruptible |
cracking |
crawling |
creeping |
crumbling |
debasement |
decadence |
decadency |
decadent |
deciduous |
declension |
declination |
decline |
declining |
decoloration |
decolorization |
decolorizing |
deformation |
degeneracy |
degenerate |
degenerateness |
degeneration |
degradation |
dematerialization |
demotion |
departure |
depravation |
depravedness |
depreciation |
derogation |
descent |
deteriorating |
deterioration |
devolution |
diminishing |
disappearance |
disappearing |
discoloration |
disintegrating |
dispersion |
dissipation |
dissolution |
dissolving |
doting |
downtrend |
downturn |
downward mobility |
downward trend |
draining |
drift |
drooping |
drop |
dwindling |
dying |
ebb |
ebbing |
eclipse |
effete |
effeteness |
elimination |
ephemeral |
erasure |
etiolation |
evanescence |
evanescent |
evaporating |
evaporation |
extinction |
fadeaway |
fadeout |
fade-out |
failing |
failure |
failure of nerve |
fall |
falling |
falling-off |
fickle |
flagging |
fleeting |
flitting |
fly-by-night |
flying |
fragile |
fragmenting |
frail |
fugacious |
fugitive |
getting on |
going |
going to pieces |
growing old |
impermanent |
impetuous |
impulsive |
inconstant |
insubstantial |
interference |
involution |
languishing |
lapse |
lightening |
loss of tone |
madder bleach |
marcescent |
market bleach |
melting |
momentary |
mortal |
mutable |
noise |
nondurable |
nonpermanent |
occultation |
paling |
passing |
perishable |
pining |
receding |
reception |
regression |
regressive |
retiring |
retreating |
retrocession |
retrogradation |
retrograde |
retrogression |
retrogressive |
senescent |
short-lived |
shrinking |
shriveling |
sinking |
sliding |
slippage |
slipping |
slump |
slumping |
static |
subsiding |
tabetic |
temporal |
temporary |
transient |
transitive |
transitory |
undurable |
unenduring |
unstable |
vanishing |
vanishing point |
volatile |
wane |
waning |
wasting |
whitening |
wilting |
wipe |
withering |
worsening
See Also | weakening
Fading In Webster's Dictionary
\Fad"ing\, a.
Losing freshness, color, brightness, or vigor. -- n. Loss of
color, freshness, or vigor. -- {Fad"ing*ly}, adv. --
{Fad"ing*ness}, n.
\Fad"ing\, n.
An Irish dance; also, the burden of a song. ``Fading is a
fine jig.'' [Obs.] --Beau. & Fl.
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