fadeout

A noun referring to a slow or gradual disappearance, or a gradual temporary loss of a transmitted signal due to electrical disturbances.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant une disparition lente ou progressive, ou une perte progressive d'un signal transmis due à des interférences électriques.

1. Gradual disappearance B2 formal

   A slow or gradual disappearance of something, such as a sound, image, or phenomenon.

   • The song ended with a slow fadeout of the guitar.
   • The movie used a fadeout to transition to the next scene.
   • There was a gradual fadeout of interest in the old tradition.

   🇫🇷disparition progressive

   Synonymes: dissipationdwindlingebbingfadingwaning

   Antonymes: appearancearrivalemergenceonset

2. Signal loss C1 formal

   A gradual temporary loss of a transmitted signal, often due to electrical disturbances or interference.

   • The radio broadcast experienced a fadeout during the storm.
   • Engineers are working to prevent signal fadeout in remote areas.
   • A fadeout in the transmission caused the call to drop.

   🇫🇷Affaiblissement progressif du signal

   Synonymes: dropoutfadefading

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• fadeout's possessive singular form