Examples of 'had dissipated' in a sentence
Meaning of "had dissipated"
had dissipated: Suggests that something, like energy or emotion, has gradually disappeared or lessened
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had dissipated
Ash had dissipated the next day.
They told us the clot had dissipated.
The odor had dissipated by then.
The energy of the balconazo had dissipated.
The morning clouds had dissipated and it grew quite hot.
We believed that the threat of days gone by had dissipated.
The giant smoke cloud had dissipated and moved further east.
I thought the usual whiff of bullshit had dissipated.
The hurricane had dissipated over Mexico by the next day.
Not long after the smell had dissipated.
Enrique had dissipated by July 5.
His power in the crime world had dissipated.
Cora had dissipated inland by August 29.
Figured the gas had dissipated.
The pervasive fear and anxiety that the group brought into the retreat had dissipated.
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Enough pain had dissipated.
Slow stirring was continued until most of the bubbles had dissipated.
After that, whatever original charge it had dissipated while it was drifting … through hyperspace.
The formulation was allowed to stand until all air bubbles had dissipated.
They never developed into anything, and had dissipated by the end of the month.
They were safely rescued several days later once the storm had dissipated.
The devastating effect of a disease pandemic had dissipated Africa 's human resource capacity.
By the end of the decade the impetus for social change had dissipated.
The devastating effect of a disease pandemic had dissipated Africa & apos ; s human resource capacity.
The carboy was allowed to stand until all entrapped air bubbles had dissipated.
By Monday, June 5, the remnants had dissipated over the Gulf of Mexico.
Revolutionary energy within Soviet society had dissipated.
Although the band 's mainstream popularity had dissipated in the late 1990s, they retained a strong cult following.
A few seconds after the smoke had dissipated.
The depression had dissipated by August 15.
Any heat that his body had left had dissipated.
It had dissipated on October 31.
By then the anger had dissipated.
Early the next day the JTWC declared that the depression had dissipated.
The JTWC later reported that it had dissipated that day.
By then, mamluk solidarity and loyalty to the emirs had dissipated.
Gabrielle 's anger had dissipated.
After several weeks, the luminosity fluctuations had dissipated.
By October 15, the cyclone had dissipated inland.
Hendricks stood watching a long time, until even the streamer had dissipated.
The JTWC then declared that the low pressure area had dissipated later that morning.
When the process completed, he felt a strange sense of emptiness, but the anxiety had dissipated.
The tension between both governments had dissipated during July 2004.
By session 12 the sadness had subsided, and the negative mental preoccupations had dissipated.
However, the red substance around his body had dissipated a little.
Maybe he forgot something . Figured the gas had dissipated.
After so many years had passed, everything had dissipated with the wind.
Two days later, the EPHC reported that the tropical cyclone had dissipated.
Two days later, Tropical Depression Juliette had dissipated over cold water.
Somewhere between Lena Luthor 's apartment and her own, the anger had dissipated.
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This thought dissipated my fear of a new person
Ventilate until odours have completely dissipated
We have dissipated its energy in this world
