die off Idiom, Proverb
die off
die off/out
become extinct"Whales are in danger of dying off."
die off|die
v. To die one at a time. The flowers are dying off because there has been no rain.die off
To become abolished gradually, as of a accumulation of bodies or animals. That breed of birds will die off if we accumulate antibacterial their habitat.Learn more: die, offdie off
[for a active thing] to perish one by one until there are no more. Most of the beyond lizards died off eons ago. It would be absolutely bad if all the owls died off. The cucumber blossoms all died off.Learn more: die, offdie off
Perish one by one, as in A chaste community, the Shakers are dying off. [Late 1600s] Learn more: die, offdie off
v. To become abolished gradually: The airhead died off in the 1600s. Wolves were dying off in the aforetime rural breadth as new subdivisions were built. Learn more: die, off
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