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subsiding
UK
/səbˈsaɪdɪŋ/
US
/səbˈsaɪdɪŋ/
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subsiding
gerund / present participle
UK
/səbˈsaɪdɪŋ/
US
/səbˈsaɪdɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that is decreasing in intensity or sinking.
Synonyms
easing
abating
waning
diminishing
receding
lessening
calming
settling
slackening
dying down
subsiding
noun
оседание
The subsiding of the ground caused damage to the building.
Оседание грунта вызвало повреждение здания.
спад
The subsiding of the storm allowed the rescue teams to start their work.
Спад шторма позволил спасательным командам начать свою работу.
Additional translations
понижение
затухание
Synonyms
subsidence
abatement
easing
letting up
letup
lull
remission
reduction
decline
decrease
diminution
dwindling
settling
sinking
waning
slackening
deterioration
subside
verb
subsiding
Gerund
subsided
Past Simple
subsided
Past Participle
subsiding
Gerund
UK
/səbˈsaɪd/
US
/səbˈsaɪd/
утихать
The storm began to subside after midnight.
Шторм начал утихать после полуночи.
спадать
The floodwaters will subside in a few days.
Паводковые воды спадут через несколько дней.
ослабевать
Her anger started to subside as she listened to his explanation.
Ее гнев начал ослабевать, когда она слушала его объяснение.
уменьшаться
The pain will subside after taking the medication.
Боль уменьшится после приема лекарства.
Additional translations
затихать
убавляться
снижаться
Synonyms
diminish
decrease
lessen
abate
wane
recede
moderate
calm
settle
drop
Antonyms
intensify
increase
rise
Definitions
subsiding
gerund / present participle
Decreasing in intensity, volume, or extent; settling downward.
The subsiding waters finally revealed the submerged roadway.
subsiding
noun
The process of becoming less intense, violent, or severe.
The subsiding of the storm brought relief to the coastal town.
The gradual sinking or settling of an area of land.
The subsiding of the ground caused cracks to appear in the building's foundation.
subside
verb
To become less intense, violent, or severe.
After the storm, the winds began to subside, and the skies cleared.
To sink to a lower or normal level.
The floodwaters started to subside after the rain stopped.
To settle down or become less active.
The excitement in the room began to subside once the presentation was over.
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