DictionaryRoot: fader
Old French

fader

become weak, wilt, wither

1 / 1
A sun-faded red curtain has washed-out pink fabric across its exposed area, while a turned-back fold reveals the original deep red beneath.
verb / noun

fade

FAYD/feɪd/

A gradual reduction in strength or visibility.

Etymology

Old French fader described becoming weak or withering. This loss of freshness and vigor connects naturally with brightness, strength, or clarity gradually diminishing.

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