My father's hairline receded long before it began to turn gray. The car drove away, and its taillights receded into the darkness. When the waters of the tsunami receded, the devastation was clearly visible.
Receded is a verb. It's the past tense and past participle of recede.
The time immediately after the sun has receded.
Like the opposite of come closer, e.g. The cat receded into the dark alley.
Here are some examples; 1. The villagers had to wait for the floodwaters to recede before they could go back to their homes. 2. Slowly, as waves recede, I took one step back. 3.As he got older his hairline started to recede.
He noticed his hair had receded.
My father's hairline receded long before it began to turn gray. The car drove away, and its taillights receded into the darkness. When the waters of the tsunami receded, the devastation was clearly visible.
The past tense of "recede" is "receded."
Receded is a verb. It's the past tense and past participle of recede.
Such attitudes as "a good product will sell itself" or "we can sell whatever we make" receded.
when the flood waters receded, the archaeologists started to dig along the nile river.
His age was betrayed by his hairline, a gray grizzled mass that was noticeably receded.
The time immediately after the sun has receded.
In the book "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen, "receded" refers to the water level going down or moving back. It often describes how the water level of the lake changes as Brian's survival journey progresses.
Mount Ararat
the oceans receded
The dove had brought an olive leaf from a tree that was on land so he had to have known the water receded and they had followed the dove to the place where the olive tree was.....and if they had to have found out another way....probably from hitting land and not even knowing it