Examples of 'eventually fade' in a sentence

Meaning of "eventually fade"

eventually fade: Refers to the gradual disappearance, weakening, or diminishing of something over time until it becomes less noticeable, prominent, or significant. It suggests a process of subtle decline or attenuation leading to eventual disappearance or loss of impact

How to use "eventually fade" in a sentence

Basic
Advanced
eventually fade
Models eventually fade into the background.
And hoping the scars will eventually fade.
Will eventually fade away.
And brain chemicals eventually fade.
Most dyes eventually fade with exposure to sun or artificial light.
So fingers are the perfect place for tattoos to eventually fade.
The cosmos will eventually fade and die.
Not to mention the fact that they will eventually fade.
He will eventually fade of a natural illness and die weakened and useless.
All flowers eventually fade.
They eventually fade or become less noticeable as the babies grey out.
I understand now that light will eventually fade away.
Changes to the mucosa eventually fade away when the patient stops wearing aligners.
They often do not get done and eventually fade away.
They will eventually fade away when they find that they do not capture your attention.

See also

One where flesh and blood will eventually fade away.
The rash will eventually fade and the skin can peel off the fingers and toes.
The scars of the surgery will eventually fade after two years.
These effects should continue to support earnings in the short term but will eventually fade.
History shows all flat currencies eventually fade away and lose value.
I knew that when I took on human form the memories I brought with me would eventually fade.
Our feelings for each other will eventually fade with time like they never even existed.
The memories I brought with me would eventually fade.
Will religion eventually fade from our society?
Then those dreams she was having will eventually fade too.
The case will eventually fade away, that 's why we think we should not perform yet.
Our feelings for each other will eventually fade with time.
While they do eventually fade away, like some scars, they can take years to disappear.
Just as this power I take from you will eventually fade.
But antibodies from the mother eventually fade away, leaving the child vulnerable.
With nothing to sustain them, the ghosts will eventually fade away.
For human beings, everything will eventually fade into memories, which make our lives meaningful.
However, the green coloring will eventually fade.
Dreams eventually fade away. Treasure the experience.
Remember that Microbladed brows will eventually fade away if touch ups are not done.
Treated early enough, the vast majority of deformities of the head eventually fade.
We will eventually fade away, too.
As time goes on, the divergence will eventually fade away.
He would eventually fade away, just like all of the other great mythologies . ”.
Waiting them out, they will eventually fade away.
We will eventually fade away, too . And they will remember us and then I guess.
Let's all hope that they eventually fade away.
Even the brilliant glory of God 's presence would eventually fade.
But, that picture, will eventually fade away… and so will you.
In a Malthusian model, these shocks have bad effects that eventually fade out.
He thinks that these myths will eventually fade away, however.
The AAD reports that unlike scars, dark red spots, known as hyperpigmentation, will eventually fade.
I hoped my need to tell others would eventually fade - but it has not.
Therefore, the Skrulls had to integrate themselves into human society and eventually fade away.
The image of that boy 's broken body will eventually fade from your memory.

You'll also be interested in:

Examples of using Fade
Pictures fade when you caress them
And may our splendor never fade
I watched them fade away and die
Show more
Examples of using Eventually
Eventually the trail went cold and dead
I do think they will eventually be put on trial
He eventually made his money in commuter aviation
Show more

Search by letter in the English dictionary