die down (verb)

1. The protests die down after several weeks, marking a turning point in the history of civil rights movement.

2. As the spaceship crashed into the planet, the sound of the explosion began to die down, leaving behind an eerie silence.

3. In her abstract painting, the bold colors gradually die down, creating a sense of tranquility and balance.

4. After the sermon, the choir's angelic voices die down, filling the church with a profound sense of peace and reverence.

1. In the novel, the plants in the enchanted forest die down due to a mysterious disease.

2. In the magical realm, the ancient trees die down, their once vibrant shoots turning withered and lifeless.

3. The protagonist's journey through the cursed forest leads them to witness the devastating effects of the disease causing plants to die down.

4. According to one myth, when the goddess of nature became angry, she cast a spell causing the sacred grove to die down and its shoots to wither.