FADE INTO THE BACKGROUND

Definition: To gradually become less noticeable or less prominent, blending into the surrounding environment or losing significance.

Synonyms: Blend In, Recede, Disappear, Diminish, Vanish

Usage Examples in Sentences

The shy child tends to fade into the background during social events.

As the night fell, the stars began to fade into the background of the dark sky.

The old photograph had started to fade into the background of family memories.

The subtle details in the painting make the background elements fade into the artwork.

In a crowded city, individual voices often fade into the background of urban noise.

The plain walls allow the vibrant furniture to pop, rather than fade into the background.

The protagonist's internal struggles began to fade into the background as the intricate plot unfolded.

Her vibrant personality tends to fade into the background in large social gatherings.

The once vibrant colors of the painting slowly fade into the background with age.

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In the bustling city, small businesses often fade into the background amidst the skyscrapers.

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Over time, the memories of that summer vacation began to fade into the background.

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As the party continued, she began to fade into the background, unnoticed by most.

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She noticed herself starting to fade into the background during the meeting, overshadowed by more outspoken colleagues.

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Unwilling to fade into the background, he spoke up boldly during the discussion.

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Though initially vibrant, the colors of the painting gradually fade into the background, creating a sense of depth.

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In the twilight hours, the city lights slowly fade into the background, giving way to the stars.

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The politician's scandal threatened to fade into the background amidst the constant stream of news.

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The intricate details of the sculpture gradually fade into the background when viewed from a distance.