Object

• heat: The heatsink's job is to dissipate the heat to keep the CPU from overheating.

• tension: This shifting of action and conflict away from the audience dissipated the tension built up by Brennan's actions and Hogg's reactions.

• cloud: The showers and cloud dissipated in the evening, except in parts of NE England and N Scotland.

• metal: Money to gamble metal dissipated quickly uranium metal posed a deep slit.

• power: There is no power dissipated anywhere in the scenario.

Preposition: over

• time: JB: Change takes time and creates anxiety â that fear can dissipate over time if we talk about it.

Preposition: into

• air: Unlike inside the bar itself, the huge cloud of smoke produced by everyone's cigarettes dissipates into the night air.

• atmosphere: Getting inorganic selenium into gas form will allow it to just dissipate harmlessly into the atmosphere.

Adjective complement

• due: Some of our concern about the national denominations will dissipate due to this dismantling of bureaucracies.

Modifying Another Word

• gradually: A: All foam products have a slight scent at first which will dissipate gradually.

• slowly: Many people suggest a winding-down aspect to each ritual, to slowly dissipate the energies which may have been built up during the exercise.

• safely: For this reason he wears special gauntlets at all times which tracks his energy levels and help to safely dissipate the overflow.

• rapidly: This causes the smoke screen to dissipate more rapidly.