Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tail-off
verb
/teɪl ɔːf/
Definition
To gradually decrease or diminish in intensity or amount.
Examples
- As the meeting progressed, the energy in the room began to tail off.
- Sales for the product started to tail-off after the initial launch period.
- The music will tail-off as the final notes are played.
Meaning
The term ‘tail-off’ refers to a reduction that happens slowly over time. It is often used in contexts such as sound, performance, or data trends.
Synonyms
- decrease
- dwindle
- fade
