fadepoint
nounUK /ˈfeɪd.pɔɪnt/
US /ˈfeɪd.pɔɪnt/
The moment when something slowly disappears or stops being seen.
The fadepoint of the sunset came when the last bit of orange left the sky.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The exact time when a sound or picture in a movie slowly goes away.
The editor marked the fadepoint where the music fades to silence.
3. The stage in a process when something begins to lose its strength or importance.
Interest in the toy reached its fadepoint after a few months.
4. The point on a color chart where a shade becomes too light to notice.
The paint's fadepoint made the pale yellow look almost white.