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recedeThe floodwaters began to recede after the rain stopped.
The floodwaters began to recede after the rain stopped.To move back or away from a previous position.
The tide will recede in the evening.
The tide will recede in the evening.As the sun rose, the mist began to recede.
As the sun rose, the mist began to recede.After the argument, their anger started to recede.
After the argument, their anger started to recede.recede from view
recede from viewrecede into the background
recede into the backgroundrecede gradually
recede graduallywithdraw
retreat
diminish
recedeThe recede of the tide revealed more beach.
The recede of the tide revealed more beach.The act of moving back or away.
The recede of the floodwaters allowed us to see the damage.
The recede of the floodwaters allowed us to see the damage.As the sun set, the shadows began to recede into the night.
As the sun set, the shadows began to recede into the night.The recede of the snow revealed the grass beneath.
The recede of the snow revealed the grass beneath.rapid recede
rapid recedegradual recede
gradual recedecomplete recede
complete recedewithdrawal
retreat
recession
