Easy as in misfire To gradually lose strength, momentum, or intensity, ultimately coming to an end or fading away, similar to "blow over." Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Fizzle Out'
Despite the initial excitement, the party started to fizzle out as people left one by one.
The campfire slowly started to fizzle out as the night grew colder, and everyone gathered closer for warmth.
The aroma of freshly baked cookies started to fizzle out, leaving the kitchen with a sweet memory.
The energy in the classroom began to fizzle out after a long and challenging exam.
The scent of the aromatic candles slowly began to fizzle out, leaving the room devoid of its calming fragrance.
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