Definition of «to die out»

The phrase "to die out" means to come to an end or cease existing. It can be used in various contexts, such as when referring to a species of plant or animal becoming extinct, or when describing a trend, fashion, or fad that is no longer popular and has lost its appeal.

Sentences with «to die out»

But to many of the leaders of the new Protestant right, it seems to be a recovery of earlier American Protestant values that have never died out in local communities. (religion-online.org)
-- Fishing: Try to catch fish and other sea animals to not die out of hunger! (droidgamers.com)
But in fact what seems to happen is that people keep joining once they get to that sort of age and so the party membership doesn't die out as predicted. (ukpollingreport.co.uk)
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