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trail away

verb

  1. intr, adverb to become fainter, quieter, or weaker

    his voice trailed off



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Tad, taking a fresh brand, followed the trail away from the camp, the others of the party bringing up the rear.

In a flat, dry voice she said, "I'm—supposed—to—" and let it trail away without finishing it.

The very words—the mere sound of them in her own ears made her voice trail away into bitter helpless crying—which would not stop.

And Ruddy would not follow the trail away from the rabbit's home.

You can break trail away from camp six hours, and return over the broken trail in two.

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