Preposition: into

• insignificance: Galloway should resign and fade into the insignificance he deserves, and if he wont go voluntarily he should be removed.

• background: The lovers, sweet enough, fade quickly into the background.

Object

• glory: It doesn't really matter what the answer is, because the film does capture an ethereal sense of nostalgic longing for faded glory.

• elegance: There is something about the faded elegance that lingers in the mind and lends itself to photography.

• splendor: It definitely had that kind of faded splendor that we were kinda fascinated by.

• spine: A near fine hardback copy in a very good dustjacket which has a partly faded spine.

Adjective complement

• resistant: The ultra modern vinyl print gives a soft smooth matte finish which is hard wearing, long lasting, crack and fade resistant.

Preposition: into

• oblivion: Had it not been for her, the sacrifices made in Karbala might have faded into oblivion.

• mist: Whether these creatures faded into mist, or mist enshrouded them, he could not tell.

• shadow: God faded into the shadows of the hospital room like mist in the morning sun while the antibiotics were poured down my veins.

Modifying Another Word

• gradually: Notes on a piano produce a fixed sound when played which do not go up or down but gradually fade away.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• away: He keeps them for you in heaven, where they cannot decay or spoil or fade away.

Preposition: from

• memory: It's amazing how quickly things fade from the memory.

Noun used with modifier

• optimization: List Building vs. Search Engine Optimization It seems the excitement about search engine optimization fades in and out from time to time.