subside

Some are considering keeping such direct assistance in place indefinitely, or at least until the economic shocks subside.

During the rest of the day the young woman relaxes and heals, waiting for the swelling on her face to subside.

And then, as the tremors begin to subside, Miyazaki cuts to a close-up of the ground: gray pebbles, a green weed.

Once that happens, the pressure this fiasco is putting on the GOP will subside.

But the sense of loss is sickening and the shock has not begun to subside.

The president thinks that Republican extremism will subside if he wins in November.

Toward morning the paroxysms appeared to reach a climax and then to subside.

They are manifestly errors of a later date, which were to appear after those of Rome should subside, having lost their influence.

"You must not offend the Republicans and injure our amendment," they argued, and she would acquiesce and subside.

After allowing the starch to subside, the juice should be concentrated to about the density of 1.4.

Aurora and Clotilde heard the strife begin, increase, subside, rise again and decrease.