Faded means: That has lost some of its former vividness and colour. Related words include decreased or weakened. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Faded in practice.
Faded in a sentence
Related words
Faded meaning
- That has lost some of its former vividness and colour.
- That has lost some of its former strength or vigour.
- High on drugs; stoned.
Example sentences (20)
A few minutes later he saw the glowing spectrum of colours further down Telegraph Road, and then they quickly faded.
At the late Matthew Ngosa’s service, the barriers of political rivalry faded, replaced by a profound sense of unity.
Some months ago, an old somewhat faded photograph of layers of fishing boat sails in Wick harbour caught my attention.
It quickly became one of the most successful Bond films ever, and the “blond Bond” backlash faded into the background.
I saw the getaway car and tried to keep repeating the license number, but it faded away in my mind as I was repeating it.
Moments after Empower Field at Mile High rocked in celebration, Johnson’s shining moment faded into oblivion.
The model-turned-entrepreneur kept it casual-cool in faded black jeans with a black top over a white t-shirt.
The oil painting arrived badly damaged, though, with a tear in the canvas, some water damage and faded paint.
After accepting the payment, she noticed the banknote’s faded color and different texture compared to others.
Although deacons have been around since the time of the apostles, about the year 1000, the permanent diaconate faded away.
I got myself a new keyboard and mouse combo just before the holidays because several keys on my laptop have already faded.
But by the 1960s and 70s, gangs nearly faded away, as Latino and Black youth were instead drawn into civil rights activism.
A faded art deco shopfront sits cheek by crumbling jowl with its neighbour’s rusting balustrades and handmade fondant tiles.
His love of his mother country never faded, and he was much loved by all his relatives still living there.
A faded sign overhead warns against the live wildlife trade, singling out dolphins as a “no sell” species.
He then pointed out the rows and rows of shut-down shops and the faded paint on the different businesses.
All in all, just sort of faded from what little limelight it had, though there's one aspect that seemed to resonate with fans.
Explore the stillness of the deserted mall, where echoes of bustling crowds have faded into the shadows.
But he mostly faded into the background unless asked a direct question, and he seemed content to do so.
As the light faded and cool descended, Chris paddled us to a shoreline studded by submerged boulders and dead-fall pines trees.
Common combinations with faded
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- faded away 21×
- has faded 20×
- faded and 17×
- have faded 17×
- faded into 16×
- faded from 14×
- faded in 9×
- quickly faded 7×
- faded to 7×
- and faded 7×
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