What is another word for fading?
433 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ fˈe͡ɪdɪŋ], [ fˈeɪdɪŋ], [ f_ˈeɪ_d_ɪ_ŋ]Table of Contents
Similar words for fading:- declining (adjective)
- dying (adjective)
- evanescent (adjective)
- flagging (adjective)
- fleeting (adjective)
- human (adjective)
- moribund (adjective)
- mortal (adjective)
- sinking (adjective)
- transient (adjective)
- withering (adjective)
- aging (noun)
- attenuation (noun)
- decay (noun)
- decreasing (noun)
- disappearance (noun)
- evaporation (noun)
- putrefaction (noun)
- vanishment (noun)
- deteriorating (verb)
- disappearing (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Fading:
adj.
•declining (adjective) •dying (adjective)- moribund,
- one foot in grave,
- at end of rope,
- giving up the ghost,
- in extremis,
- fated,
- on last leg,
- at death's door.
- more slumping,
- most slacking,
- more dwindling,
- most sagging,
- more slacking,
- most weakening,
- most dwindling,
- more sagging,
- more weakening,
- most slumping.
- more creatural,
- most creatural,
- bi pedal,
- most bipedal,
- more bipedal,
- pre carious,
- pre-carious,
- bi-pedal,
- more sublunary,
- most sublunary.
- sub-merging,
- more dropping,
- most submerging,
- most drowning,
- sub merging,
- more submerging,
- more engulfing,
- more immersing,
- most dropping,
- most engulfing,
- most immersing,
- more drowning.
n.
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- hazy,
- growing dimmer.
- de-cadences,
- perishings,
- de-creases,
- de-cays,
- de cadences,
- de generation,
- de-compositions,
- de cay,
- de cline,
- de-generation,
- dis repair,
- de-generations,
- de clines,
- dis integrations,
- de-crease,
- dis-repair,
- de-cline,
- de composition,
- de generations,
- dis solution,
- dis-integrations,
- de-cay,
- de cays,
- de-cadence,
- dis-solutions,
- dyings,
- de compositions,
- dis-repairs,
- spoilations,
- dis integration,
- de cadence,
- wasting aways,
- dis-integration,
- de-composition,
- de crease,
- dis solutions,
- de-clines,
- dis-solution,
- wastings,
- de creases,
- rottings,
- dis repairs.
v.
•deteriorating (verb)- deteriorating,
- Slumping,
- wilting,
- slipping,
- Collapsing,
- declining,
- sliding,
- downgrading,
- retrogressing,
- Putrefying,
- tergiversating,
- atrophying,
- Degenerating,
- reverting,
- getting worse,
- ebbing,
- Decaying,
- falling apart,
- mouldering,
- lapsing,
- worsening,
- Dilapidating,
- regressing,
- relapsing,
- going downhill.
Other synonyms:
•Other relevant words:- ebb,
- vanishing point,
- Decoloration,
- regressive,
- clearing,
- Unenduring,
- evaporate,
- brittle,
- deteriorate,
- drift,
- faded,
- deciduous,
- blind spot,
- doting,
- downturn,
- change of color,
- retrogressive,
- Discoloring,
- perish,
- decadence,
- Achromatization,
- yearning,
- fragile,
- dropping,
- discoloration,
- static,
- decadent,
- disappear,
- exiting,
- nonpermanent,
- fragmenting,
- fadeaway,
- disintegration,
- deformation,
- tapering off,
- atmospherics,
- vanish,
- draining,
- emitting,
- dissipate,
- obsolescent,
- unstable,
- wither,
- dwindling,
- abatement,
- Crumbling,
- occultation,
- spiritless,
- ennui,
- wipe,
- degradation,
- perishable,
- reaching,
- failure,
- elimination,
- lapse,
- downtrend,
- drooping,
- Tabetic,
- shrivel up,
- erasure,
- frail,
- falling,
- expiring,
- slump,
- comedown,
- getting on,
- slippage,
- Etiolation,
- slashing,
- decolorizing,
- interference,
- ancient,
- deterioration,
- diminution,
- decadency,
- decrease,
- imperishable,
- evanescence,
- wasting,
- retrogression,
- pining,
- Authorizing,
- whitening,
- transitional,
- aching,
- impetuous,
- blocking,
- dim,
- fly-by-night,
- run,
- Staling,
- waste,
- collapse,
- blaring,
- receding,
- dissolve,
- melt,
- corruptible,
- weakness,
- happening,
- disperse,
- weakening,
- descent,
- Dimming,
- Depravation,
- surpassing,
- impulsive,
- lightening,
- fail,
- AERE,
- atrophy,
- lessening,
- Transcending,
- derogation,
- noise,
- downfall,
- expressionless,
- reduce,
- turn pale,
- Devolving,
- nondurable,
- debasement,
- slack,
- legislating,
- excreting,
- dispersion,
- falling off,
- coming apart,
- dissipation,
- declension,
- retrograde,
- involution,
- failing,
- petering out,
- degeneracy,
- extinction,
- Degenerateness,
- darting,
- devolution,
- Fader,
- dilapidation,
- growing old,
- deathless,
- weaken,
- die,
- Gashing,
- lessen,
- Bleaching,
- Eliminating,
- fall,
- Overstepping,
- Marcescent,
- effete,
- degenerate,
- regression,
- drawing,
- returning,
- guiding,
- wane,
- Deceasing,
- Disintegrating,
- communicating,
- degeneration,
- Piecing,
- insubstantial,
- creeping,
- blackout,
- Handing,
- fade away,
- breathing one's last,
- breathing,
- Overhauling,
- crawling,
- relapse,
- loss,
- subsiding,
- thawing,
- longing,
- Depravedness,
- enfeeblement,
- debilitation,
- capricious,
- subsidise,
- Retrogradation,
- Fainting,
- Languishing,
- cracking,
- wilt,
- declination,
- fugitive,
- abrasion,
- Dissipating,
- Shrivelling,
- Perishing,
- way,
- demotion,
- Dispelling,
- retreating,
- Shriveling,
- desertion,
- Melding,
- slipping away,
- authorising,
- immortal,
- Extending,
- Blanching,
- fluttering,
- Elapsing,
- change color,
- shrinking,
- reduction,
- retiring,
- attenuations,
- break,
- decolorization,
- Occurring,
- slicing,
- attenuate,
- fade,
- winding down,
- depreciation,
- subsidence,
- exceeding,
- disregarding,
- effeteness,
- drop,
- reducing,
- decompose,
- pass,
- decline,
- abating,
- mellowing,
- transitive,
- eclipse,
- bleach,
- blasting,
- dematerialization,
- diminishing,
- quailing,
- shrink,
- thaw,
- reception,
- Half-dead,
- Retrocession,
- attrition,
- inconstant.
Paraphrases for Fading:
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Independent
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Adjective
diminished.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
depositioning, withdrawing, retreating, Subtracting, Revoking.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
differs.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
disappearing.
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Adjective
Homophones for Fading:
- fattiness, fitting, fading away, fitness, fattening, footing, Fetidness, fatness, feeding, footedness.