Hanapin
to fall away
[phrase form: fall]
01
humina, maglaho
to gradually lose intensity or strength
Intransitive
Example
The scent of the flowers will gradually fall away as the blooms start to fade.
The excitement among the crowd began to fall away as the event dragged on.
As the storm moved away, the wind and rain started to fall away.
02
bumagsak, humina
to deteriorate over time
Intransitive
Example
The athlete 's performance started to fall away after a series of injuries.
The team 's morale began to fall away as losses accumulated during the season.
The patient 's health began to fall away as the illness progressed.
03
umalis, humiwalay
to stop supporting a person or cause
Intransitive
Example
Friends may fall away if they perceive a lack of authenticity in your actions.
The public 's trust in the politician started to fall away after the scandal was exposed.
As the controversy unfolded, support for the charity began to fall away.
Halimbawa
The scent of the flowers will gradually fall away as the blooms start to fade.
The excitement among the crowd began to fall away as the event dragged on.
As the storm moved away, the wind and rain started to fall away.
The noise from the street began to fall away as we moved further indoors.
The sunlight began to fall away as the evening approached, casting longer shadows.
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