Faded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FADED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FADE, to lose colour or brightness
• lose or cause to lose colour or brightness
• (of a flower) lose freshness and wither.
• (of a person) gradually become thin and weak, especially to the point of death
• (of a racehorse, runner, etc.) lose strength and cease to perform well
• (of a radio signal) gradually lose intensity
• (of a vehicle brake) become temporarily less efficient as a result of frictional heating
• (with reference to recorded sound) increase or decrease in volume or merge into another recording
• (of a golfer) cause (the ball) to deviate
• gradually grow faint and disappear
• (with reference to film and television images) come or cause to come gradually into or out of view, or to merge into another shot
• (of the ball) deviate to the right (or, for a left-handed golfer, the left), typically as a result of spin given to the ball
• (in craps) match the bet of (another player)
• an act of causing a film or television image to darken and disappear gradually
• the process of becoming less bright
• a shot causing the ball to deviate to the right (or, for a left-handed golfer, the left)
• a pass thrown so that the ball descends directly over the receiver's shoulder, especially as they veer towards the sideline
ADJECTIVE:
• That has lost freshness, color, or brightness; grown dim.
• having lost freshness or brilliance of color
• reduced in strength
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lose color or brightness

Words related to FADED

fade8 fades9 fading11 fady11

Words that contain FADED

fadedly15 unfaded12 prefaded15 fadedness14 fadednesses16

How to use FADED in a sentence

• But gradually my songs they ceased, and their echoes, rolling afar off among the sable draperies of the chamber, became weak, and undistinguishable, and so faded away.
• The sunset came and faded, and the twilight came and went, giving place to the solemn stillness of the enduring night.
• Even at twenty-five years old, they appear quite faded.
• Its faded buds already lie To deck my coffin when I die.
• Their patience is more than a match for mine, and so I come down from my ledge and make my way back to my cottage before the pink blush of evening has faded from the rocks.
• They read not in my sunken eye, And in my faded cheek.
• The light of the winter afternoon faded, and she lit the lamps before he finished.
• In the interval she had passed through many moods, but for the moment the terror which had seized her in the Town Hall had faded to the edge of consciousness.
• A faint red light diffused itself, then faded into brown dusk.
• Morning grew into noon, noon faded into evening, and evening darkened into night.
• My apprehensions of danger from an affection I had so little encouraged or deserved, therefore, now faded away, but my dejection continued to increase.
• The woman who entered was of middle size, dressed in a cheap print, dirty and faded, which corresponded very well with her general aspect.
• Hour after hour passed by, the short autumnal day faded into the dusk, and the dusk slowly deepened into the blackness of night.
• The first night that Phebe sat alone, on the old hearth, her eyes rested upon these until the daylight faded away, and the darkness shut them out from her sight.
• Visibly, she was dozing, or presumably, rather, for her head was enveloped in an old faded straw hat, which concealed the upper part of her face.
• The stars faded away, the breath of morn was abroad, the chant of birds arose.
• Her health suffered, her reason tottered and faded out, yet life remained and she was for years in an asylum for the insane.
• But ever Sir Palomides faded and mourned, that all men had marvel wherefore he faded so away.
• The lighthouse paled in distance, faded, and disappeared.
• Straight before us through the wood and beyond the school-buildings the sunset faded sullenly.
• How faded it was from the rich brown she remembered so well, and Helen gazing at it could realize in part the suffering and want which had worn so many precious lives away.
• As she danced there was in her ears the faded echo of wooden tom-toms.
• The furniture, stripped of its coverings, offered the faded tint of old maids at their rising.
• Above the truckle-bed, a cheap little image of the Virgin was fastened to the wall, with some faded artificial flowers arranged above it in the form of a wreath.

Similar words containing FAD without suffix ed

fad7 fade8 fado8 fads8 fady11 faddy13 fader9 fades9 fadge10 fados9 faddle11 fadein10 faders10 fadeur10 fadged12 fadges11 fadier10 fading11 fadable13 fadaise11 faddier12 faddish15 faddism14 faddist12 faddled13 faddles12 fadedly15 fadeins11 fadeout11 fadeurs11 fadging13 fadiest11 fadings12 fadlike15 prefade13 unfaded12 stifado11 fadaises12 faddiest13 faddisms15 faddists13 faddling14 fadeaway18 fadeless12 fadeouts12 intifada12 prefaded15 prefades14 unfading13 faddiness14 faddishly20 fadeaways19 fadedness14 fadometer15 intifadah16 intifadas13 intifadeh16 nonfading14 prefading16 unfadable15 fadelessly17 fadometers16 intifadahs17 intifadehs17 unfadingly18 faddinesses16 faddishness19 fadednesses16 sulfadoxine22 sulfadiazine25 sulfadoxines23 unfadingness17 faddishnesses21 sulfadiazines26 sulfadimidine20 daffadowndilly29 sulfadimidines21 unfadingnesses19

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