sink; settle; calm down; subside; subdue; abate; be tranquilized

For something on the surface of or in the midst of water, etc., to go down to the bottom.

For a bad weather to become warmer or for a strong natural phenomenon to become weaker.

For a strong emotion or feeling to fade away slowly.

For the symptoms of a disease to get better.

For a boisterous situation to become quiet.

For a voice, facial expression, etc., to sink.

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To put something in a liquid or make it go down to the bottom of the liquid.

To put one's money into something for the future.

To cause something on the surface of or in the midst of water, etc., to go down to the bottom.

To cause a strong emotion or mood to subside or disappear.

To turn down volume or quiet a boisterous situation.

To make the symptom of a disease get better.