[ˈfɪz.əl aʊt]
Meaning
to gradually fade away, disappear or end sadly
Examples 👇
Newfound Comet SWAN could soon fizzle out of view. Space.com
Guidance suggests those raindrops will fizzle out by around 10 a.m. New Jersey 101.5 FM Radio
Storms will slowly fizzle out tonight. brproud.com
QUESTION: If it doesn't fizzle out, we still need a way to treat COVID-19. FOX10 News
She was convinced that her affair with Mr Watanabe would fizzle out now that his wife was in town. The Straits Time
Only once roughly two-thirds of the population has been infected, and herd immunity has been reached, will the disease finally fizzle out, they ... Daily Mail
Nobody wanted to see this show fizzle out. Bleeding Cool News
Repeat this often enough, and the pandemic will fizzle out. Vox
Any number below 1 means that silliness will fizzle out. FOX Illinois
Consequently, the successes in alleviating poverty over the past two decades may fizzle out. Global Times
Connections need to be maintained or they can fizzle out. The Age