Examples of using Recede in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
The old shall gradually recede into the background, as the new gains prominence,
the ailments recede.
because your content stands out while darkened controls and windows recede into the background.
all problems will recede into the background.
your memories of time in the lower vibrations will quickly recede into the background.
even more so if your gums recede.
the headaches will recede, and you will experience an improvement.
you approach the area on a gradient and recede from it on a gradient.
In unison or polyphonic they appear and recede into the silence of the pause,
If you have been ill for a long time, your illness will recede, and you will be able to fully engage in all the things that have so long been planned.
polyphonic they appear and recede into the silence of the pause,
As sanctions recede, an Israeli strike looms larger The Guardian 9 March 2010:
As sanctions recede, an Israeli strike looms larger[61]
unless buttressed by the swift augmentation of experiential wisdom, such human societies will recede from high but premature levels of attainment,
Impatience and stupidity recede, wrath at malignity is disciplined;
Dark Willow recedes into the shadows, becoming untargetable.
Low tide is when the sea water recedes from the coast and the water level drops.
Other than the joint pain, receding gums.
And if properly carrying out the disease recedes in the shortest time.
After the flood receded, Noah sacrificed animals to God Genesis 8:20-21.