To transition from a state of dryness to one where moisture is present, often resulting in a softening or saturation of an object typically expected to be dry, such as fabric or soil.

To experience a decline in vitality or enthusiasm, reflected in a subdued atmosphere or conversation, often leading to a lack of engagement or excitement.

To describe the state of being affected by sadness or a heavy emotion, resulting in a decrease in one's liveliness or demeanor, as if weighed down by feelings.

To indicate the softening or lessening of intensity, particularly in relation to elements like rain or wind, marking a calm or diminished state following stronger conditions.

To become quiet and unobtrusive, suggesting a tranquil or still environment, often associated with the passage of time or the deepening of night.