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I wouldn't say it means to stop. It means to sink to a lower level, or to lessen or abate.
Examples in sentences:
The rising water from the flood began to subside and the roofs of houses reappeared.
The violent winds subsided from a deafening howl, and John could hear people in the distance calling for help.
These don't mean that either the water was gone or
Examples in sentences:
The rising water from the flood began to subside and the roofs of houses reappeared.
The violent winds subsided from a deafening howl, and John could hear people in the distance calling for help.
These don't mean that either the water was gone or
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