Adjective:

బలహీనమైన, వాడిపోవు,

faded's Usage Examples:

parties that had dominated Venezuelan politics since 1958; and began to gain ground in the polls after the previous front runners faded.

By then, the owners had faded from the scene during the litigation that follows such an incident.

Fragile colour removed, wings faded and become transparent and tough, I tiredly knock at window of human being.

Legacy After the revolution, Manuela effectively faded from literature.

Oakley said that Bill Clinton had been President of the United States for two years at the point when the episode went into production, so the feud had faded off into oblivion.

Microsoft Bob inevitably faded into obscurity, but Comic Sans secured its legacy after quickly getting adopted by the Walt Disney Company.

early 20th century, their popularity faded, but the association with sentimentality led to the term ballad being used for a slow love song from the 1950s.

cut the inflorescence after the first flower has faded, as these plants rebloom abundantly.

faded in the 1950s, when young members of the greaser subculture favored drainpipe jeans.

criticized for its use of this color, but once faded, it becomes dull and subdued, and therefore virtually unnoticeable.

However, these efforts did not develop into a career and she faded back into obscurity.

Sinclair Lewis's Main Street (1920:307) said, Maud Dyer was neurotic, religiocentric, faded; her emotions were moist, and her figure was unsystematic.

The fresh emphasis on anti-Socialism was its response to the growing strength of the Labour Party as the Liberals faded.

Synonyms:

colorless, washy, washed-out, colourless, bleached,

Antonyms:

colourful, lively, chromatic, natural, colorful,