recede|receded|recedes|receding in English
verb
[re·cede || rɪ'sɪːd]
withdraw, retreat, draw back
Use "recede|receded|recedes|receding" in a sentence
1. The Classicist: When The Tide Recedes
2. The resolution again recedes.
3. Contact receding aft.
4. Moreover, the further the galaxy, the faster it recedes.
5. The tide was receding.
6. She watched his receding figure.
7. He has a receding chin.
8. For most women , endometriosis recedes with menopause .
9. His hair is receding, too.
10. The pain was receding slightly.
11. The pain in his head gradually receded.
12. Luke's footsteps receded into the night.
13. Almost magically the pain in her face recedes.
14. The pain was gradually receding.
15. 5 The receding tide stranded the whale.
16. They will never recede like a xylophone.
17. Her receded veins were difficult to find.
18. Flood waters finally began to recede in November.
19. Unlike men , women rarely develop a receding front hairline .
20. She walked away, her footsteps receding down the hall.
21. The footsteps passed on, receding down the corridor.
22. His fine dark hair was receding a little.
23. A receding hairline is very rare in women .
24. The sound of the truck receded into the distance.
25. Reindeer receded northward and eastward, and bison and horse followed.