Definition of «fade»

The word "fade" can have several meanings depending on its context.

1) Fade as a verb means to gradually become less noticeable, distinct or intense over time. For example, "the colors in the painting began to fade after years of exposure."

2) Fade as a noun refers to the gradual loss of color or brightness in an image or sound recording due to technical limitations or degradation. For instance, "The old VHS tape had a lot of fades and was hard to watch."

3) Fade can also be used as a verb meaning to gradually decrease the volume of music or other audio signals. This is often done at the end of a song to create a smooth transition into the next track. For example, "The DJ slowly faded out the last song and faded in the new one."

4) Fade can also refer to a type of haircut where the hair on the sides is cut shorter than the hair on top, creating a gradual blending of lengths. This style is often called a "fade" or "undercut".

Usage examples

  1. The colors on the painting started to fade over time.
  2. His memories of that event began to fade as the years went by.
  3. The old photograph has started to fade, making it difficult to see the details.

Sentences with «fade»

  • Are you still in love with the brand — or kind of fading away from their pieces? (thechampagneedit.com)
  • Some of the details (plants and the like) and studs however, don't fade into view until you're relatively close to them. (vooks.net)
  • I also noticed a bit of fading in the gold color (to silver), so it's gotten a lot of wear. (renttherunway.com)
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