fadeout
/ˈfeɪdˌaʊt/
noun
- A gradual decrease in the visibility of an image or audibility of a sound, used in film, television, and audio production.
- The song's fadeout made it feel like the music was drifting away into the distance.
- The editor used a fadeout to smoothly transition from the final shot to the credits.
- The scene ended with a slow fadeout to black, leaving the audience in suspense.
- A gradual disappearance or decline of something over time.
- The company experienced a fadeout of its customer base as competitors offered better deals.
- The fadeout of the old traditions made way for new celebrations.
- There was a fadeout of interest in the trend after just a few months.
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