daam6 ceot1淡出
Jyutpingdaam6 ceot1
Yaledaahm chēut
Definition
To fade out, gradually withdraw, or quietly disappear from a place, industry, or social circle.
colloquialworkpeople
How it's used
Describes a gradual withdrawal rather than a sudden departure. It implies a conscious choice to reduce involvement until one is no longer active in a specific field or social circle. The process is usually quiet and low profile, contrasting with a dramatic exit.
Examples
He faded out of the entertainment industry after filming this movie.
Are you planning to slowly fade out of this industry?
Related words
Common phrases
fade out of the film industry
fade out of politics
Common mistake
Avoid using this for physical objects disappearing from sight, as it is strictly used for people leaving professional or social spheres.
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