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 symptom of a disease to get better.

For a boisterous situation to become quiet.

For a voice, facial expression, etc., to become lifeless.

sink; settle; calm down; subdue; relieve; soothe

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.

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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.

For the symptoms of a disease to get better.

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