faded

adjective
UK /ˈfeɪdɪd/
US /ˈfeɪdɪd/

Something faded has lost its bright color and looks pale or washed out.

The old curtains were faded from years of sunlight.

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OTHER MEANINGS

2. Gradually becoming weaker or quieter.

The sound of the music grew faded as we walked away.

3. No longer fresh or strong; worn out.

His faded memories of childhood were hard to recall.

4. Having lost brightness or shine over time.

The faded paint on the fence needed a new coat.