Object

• bit: There's plenty of talent at this club still and once the injuries subside a bit we'll be fine.

• people: Even after symptoms have subsided, most people will need to continue with medication indefinitely, perhaps with a lowered dosage.

Preposition: within

• hour: Symptoms usually subside within 48 hours of the initial onset.

• day: Most bites should subside within a day or two, although it may take longer for the welt to disappear.

Preposition: over

• day: Once the symptoms begin to occur, they usually subside over several days without treatment provided there has been adequate time for acclimatization.

Modifying Another Word

• slowly: The pain slowly subsided over the course of several hours.

• gently: From a promising position Barnsley subsided gently to 159 all out.

• somewhat: Once the embarrassment had subsided somewhat, he then added " Mind you, I kept on being asked for a purpose-built building.

• quickly: No words, no slogans, just a roar which quickly subsided.

Preposition: into

• silence: There is a muffled hiss which soon subsides into silence.

Modifying Another Word

• spontaneously: In 70 % of individuals, acne subsides spontaneously after 4 to 5 years.

Used with why or when

• when: These changes are temporary and subside when the pressure or threat ceases.

Present participle complement

• follow: If symptoms do not subside following our telephone advice we can arrange for you to come in and see a doctor.

Preposition: in

• minute: In most circumstances any reddening subsides in a few minutes.

• week: Most of the symptoms subside in a few weeks: But, lymphadenopathy and general malaise do persist for several months in some patients.