faded

[ˈfeɪdɪd]

faded Definition

• 1. having lost brightness or color, especially gradually
• 2. no longer popular or fashionable

Using faded: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "faded" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The faded curtains in the old house looked like they had not been washed for years.

• Example

  The paint on the walls had faded over time.

• Example

  Her memories of him had faded with time.

• Example

  The once popular band's fame had faded away.

• Example

  The fashion trend from the 90s has faded out.

faded Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for faded

• pale
• dim
• dull
• unfashionable
• outdated
• washed-out

Antonyms for faded

• bright
• vibrant
• colorful
• fashionable
• popular

Phrases with faded

• fade away

  gradually disappear or become less noticeable

  Example

  The sound of the music slowly faded away as we walked further from the concert venue.

• fade in

  gradually become visible or audible

  Example

  The scene fades in to show a beautiful sunset over the ocean.

• fade out

  gradually become less visible or audible until it disappears completely

  Example

  The movie ends with the screen fading out to black.

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Summary: faded in Brief

The adjective 'faded' [ˈfeɪdɪd] describes something that has lost its brightness or color, often gradually. It can also refer to something that is no longer popular or fashionable, such as an outdated fashion trend or a once-popular band. Examples include 'The paint on the walls had faded over time' and 'The once popular band's fame had faded away.' Phrases include 'fade away,' 'fade in,' and 'fade out.'