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petered
US /'pi:təd/
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo diminish slowly and come to an end. Often used with out
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- It didn't help that behind the scenes controversies dampened things as the series petered out with a less than favorable conclusion.
It didn't help that behind the scenes controversies dampened things as the series petered out with a less than favorable conclusion.
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- Other avian flu viruses have petered out in the past.
Other avian flu viruses have petered out in the past.
That Time A Tsunami Lasted 9 Days
- Small variations in the real signal lined up with the tidal cycles in the fjord, and the simulated seiche petered out at about the same rate as the real signal.
Small variations in the real signal lined up with the tidal cycles in the fjord, and the simulated seiche petered out at about the same rate as the real signal.
Part 5 - The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Audiobook by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Adventures 09-10)
- pocket and made a pile, while poor Frank here had a claim that petered out and came
pocket and made a pile, while poor Frank here had a claim that petered out and came
Trump Blames the Left for Charlie Kirk's Assassination as Rhetoric Escalates | The Daily Show
- Sort of petered out there at the end, huh, Jesse?
Sort of petered out there at the end, huh, Jesse?
Why Europe STILL Has Cities in Africa
- Though this particular crisis petered out after only about a month, it remained a clear example that the contested history and claims over Ceuta and Melilla between Morocco and Spain still remained ever present, even in the modern era.
Though this particular crisis petered out after only about a month, it remained a clear example that the contested history and claims over Ceuta and Melilla between Morocco and Spain still remained ever present, even in the modern era.