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to tail off
[phrase form: tail]
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diminuer, s'atténuer
to decrease in quantity, intensity, or level over time
tail off
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Exemple
The effectiveness of the medication might tail off over time.
The crowd's enthusiasm tailed off as the performance went on.
Motivation can tail off if the goals are not clear.
The excitement of the event began to tail off towards the end.
