| water recede | 9.61 | The water has receded. | ||
| floodwater recede | 2.44 | The oily brown floodwaters are receding. | ||
| flood recede | 1.18 | Deaths rise as floods recede. | ||
| river recede | 0.92 | Emergency officials said the river is receding. | ||
| threat recede | 0.72 | As the talks progressed, the NATO threat receded. | ||
| hair recede | 0.53 | His hair is receding, too. | ||
| fear recede | 0.46 | Now, with better-than-expected harvests, those fears have receded. | ||
| issue recede | 0.46 | All three issues have receded, but remain unresolved. | ||
| war recede | 0.39 | If the war itself can recede, so can public anger at LBJ. | ||
| concern recede | 0.33 | That concern had largely receded after the Democratic National Convention. | ||
| pressure recede | 0.33 | The reports support the view that inflationary pressures are receding as the deutsche mark gains against the dollar. | ||
| tide recede | 0.33 | The tide was receding, there was a fair way to shift them to the water. | ||
| cloud recede | 0.26 | Low clouds will gradually recede along the southern and New England Seaboards. | ||
| crisis recede | 0.26 | Unemployment will decline only after the crisis recedes. | ||
| danger recede | 0.26 | But as anesthesia techniques improved, the danger receded. | ||
| glacier recede | 0.26 | Glaciers are receding. | ||
| hairline recede | 0.26 | Maybe the hairline has receded a bit. | ||
| panic recede | 0.26 | But the panic has receded and Poland is moving forward. | ||
| prospect recede | 0.26 | Last week he said that because legislative prospects had receded, there was no need for a list. | ||
| swelling recede | 0.26 | X X X And then the swelling receded. |