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subsidence
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Subsidence
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Subsidence in the region was linked to the extensive groundwater extraction by local farmers.
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the sudden falling in of a surface into a hollow or void beneath it
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Subsidence of the pavement revealed an underground tunnel.
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a decrease in intensity, severity, or degree of something
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Subsidence of the storm allowed for safe travel.
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subsidence
subside
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