pass from

pass from (something)

To disappear gradually from some place or state of being. Eventually, the memory of the horrible event passed from the memory of the town, and everyone just kind of got on with their lives. Most of the wildlife has passed from this place over the last 50 years. About the only wild animals you see anymore are rats.

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pass from something

to fade away from something; to go away gradually. The larger trees had passed from the scene years ago. The exact details passed from Harry's memory some time ago.

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