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fadeout

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fade-out or fade·out (fdout)
n.
1. A gradual disappearance of an image or sound, as in cinema, television, or radio.
2. A gradual and temporary loss in reception of a radio or television signal, often generated by interference in transmission.
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Noun1.fadeoutfadeout - a slow or gradual disappearance      
receding
disappearance - the event of passing out of sight
2.fadeout - a gradual temporary loss of a transmitted signal due to electrical disturbances
interference, noise, disturbance - electrical or acoustic activity that can disturb communication


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Robert Samuelson, "Network Fadeout," Washington Post," January 13, 1999, sec.
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But that leaves everyone else plenty of time to beam beatifically at fadeout.
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