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Recede means to move backwards or away, it's often negative. Someone's hairline would recede, an economy would go into a recession, or in the case of the video the plan keeps moving away so it's ne...

To move back. Most commonly used with water: The water receded after the flood. The drought has...

To gradually move back or away. - The flood waters receded. - The sirens receded into the distance as the ambulance drove away. Also to stop growing due to hair loss - Charlie has a receding hair...

To fall back, to shrink, to settle down. When the tide is low, the water recedes from the beach. When you age, your gums recede from your teeth. When the storm is over, the clouds recede to the ...

The wall began to recede. It is common for hair to recede in older men. We must force the enemy to recede back to their base.

Flood waters finally began to recede in November. The water has receded in most places and the rivers are no longer overflowing. The flood water continued to recede until the tenth month.

Recede is like going back from your original position. For e.g your hairline is receding. Recession is used to describe when the economy of countries isn't good and doing worse than normal. Regress...

Recede means to go back, step backward, slide backward. In other words, this is used if an something/someone moves backward. This is commonly used to describe the physical movement. Regress is mor...

The army is going to retreat from the front. The man has a receding hairline.

When water recedes it moves backwards but it continues to be liquid. When water evaporates it goes into the atmosphere and becomes vapor and stops being liquid.