Definition of «fizzle»
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"Fizzle" is used colloquially to describe a situation, event, or trend that starts with a lot of excitement or momentum but gradually weakens and ends in a disappointing or unremarkable way. It suggests a lack of staying power or a failure to live up to initial hype. In internet discussions, it often refers to social media movements, product launches, or "viral" moments that fail to sustain public interest. The term evokes the sound of a dying flame or a carbonated drink losing its bubbles.
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Well I think it is going to do the opposite of fizzle; the hype is only just beginning.
The protest started strong but eventually began to fizzle out once the media stopped covering it.
I was worried the new season would fizzle, but the finale was actually incredible.
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