dissipate
//ˈdɪsɪpeɪt//
Verb
dissipateInfinitive
dissipatePresent tense
dissipatedPast tense
dissipatedPast participle
dissipatingPresent participle
dissipatesThird-person singular
1
To scatter or disperse; to cause something to spread out and gradually disappear.
The wind dissipated the morning fog.
2
To gradually fade away or vanish, especially of clouds, fog, or feelings.
The morning fog dissipated as the sun rose.
3
To waste or squander resources, energy, or money through careless or excessive use.
He dissipated his inheritance on gambling and luxury cars.