Subsides is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBSIDES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUBSIDE, to sink to a lower or normal level
• become less intense, violent, or severe
• lapse into silence or inactivity
• give way to (an overwhelming feeling, especially laughter)
• (of water) go down to a lower or the normal level
• (of the ground) cave in; sink
• (of a building or other structure) sink lower into the ground
• (of a swelling) reduce until gone
• sink into a sitting, kneeling, or lying position

Words related to SUBSIDES

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How to use SUBSIDES in a sentence

• The opposition against it from the so-called orthodox religious bodies keeps up a while, but after a little skirmishing, finally subsides.
• A short, ugly sea gets up very quickly after the wind begins to blow hard, and subsides with equal celerity when the wind goes down.
• Then my aunt at last subsides, and seems to wreak the remnants of her anger on the dinner.
• When he can go no farther, the infant Krishna stretches out a foot, calms the river and the water subsides.
• What it has received with veneration it begins to doubt, then it offers new interpretations, then subsides into dissent, and ends with a rejection of the whole as a mere fable.
• The evil spirit being thus effectually banished, the mourning gradually subsides, blending into succeeding scenes of feasting and refreshment.
• When brought to the boiling-point the steam is shut off, and the liquid subsides.
• As soon as the water subsides and a footing can be obtained the Indians arrive in parties, to seek for the trees.
• Let me have one bit of solid earth beneath my feet, and I can stand until it subsides.
• This lake is situated near the point where the Sinjar changes its character, and from a high rocky range subsides into low broken hills.
• It subsides however almost as soon as it has risen, and Wotan, still disguised as a Wanderer, appears in the moonlight, to the great alarm of the wily dwarf.
• But the strength which supports through the trial, subsides when it is over.
• The surgical wound heals in two or three weeks and inflammation gradually subsides.
• Very frequently the process subsides upon the removal of the patient into a new environment without leaving any change in the personality of the individual.
• Thirdly, it is, in some cases, the purified fulfilment and repose into which love subsides, or rises.
• With others this feature in the marriage fellowship becomes relatively less as the heyday of youth subsides, and the moral and mental bonds become more various and extensive.
• When it occurs in cool weather and quickly subsides, it may be possible to grow paying crops of alfalfa.
• A very slight increase of irritation sometimes occurs at first, but this quickly subsides.
• With his toasts, his guests have drunk in a permanent intoxication, a giddy frenzy, that never subsides.
• A state of frenzy is abnormal and when it subsides the temperature not only goes back to normal, but as far below as it has been above.
• Our way thither lay over a sandy plain, into which the coast range of low hills subsides.
• When the wind ceases the motion of the waves subsides, but the water remains the same.
• Then he subsides until the first of the next month.
• Excitement, though on the whole and for the moment agreeable, may verge on pain and may be, when it subsides a little, a cause of bitterness.
• The froth soon subsides, and shows an oily looking film on the liquor.
• An oily fluid floats on the surface, which on cooling subsides to the bottom of the vessel, and hardens into a substance like mutton suet.
• Tests the razor on his leg Waiting until the shriek subsides.
• Indeed it is almost impossible to hunt until the water subsides and that means waiting for over a month.
• Melesias, who is only his shadow, also subsides into silence.
• The formation of an abundant precipitate, which rapidly subsides, is an indication of considerable impurity in the sample.

Similar words containing SIDE without suffix s and without prefix sub

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