What is another word for goes flat?
Pronunciation: [ɡə͡ʊz flˈat] (IPA) 
When something "goes flat", it means that it loses its shape, form, or effectiveness. Some synonyms of the phrase include "deflates", "flattens", "collapses", "fades", "weakens", "deteriorates", "falls apart", "subsides", "fizzles out", and "peters out". "Deflates" is commonly used when referring to something that loses air, like a tire or a balloon. "Fades" and "weakens" are usually used in the context of emotions or energy, such as a fading interest or a weakening resolve. "Collapses" and "falls apart" are often used for structures or organizations that break down.
