Pronunciation: /ˈfeɪdɪd/
verb Faded can also be a verb that means to lose brightness or color over time.
A1 The colors on my old t-shirt have faded.
A2 The picture on the wall has faded over time.
B1 The memories of that summer have faded with each passing year.
B2 The once vibrant painting has faded into a dull shadow of its former self.
C1 The significance of his words never faded from my memory.
C2 The impact of the historical event has faded with the passage of time.
adjective Faded is an adjective that describes something that has lost its original color or brightness, typically due to age or exposure to light.
A1 The old photograph had a faded image of my grandparents.
A2 The colors of the painting had faded over time.
B1 The once vibrant sign outside the store had faded to a dull shade.
B2 The memories of that summer have faded with time.
C1 The glory of his youth had faded into obscurity.
C2 The once bright future she envisioned had faded into a distant dream.
formal The color of the curtains had faded over time due to exposure to sunlight.
informal The old photograph had faded, making it difficult to make out the faces.
slang Her interest in the hobby quickly faded after just a few weeks.
figurative The memory of their first meeting had faded, but the feeling of excitement remained.
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