1. present participle of die; the process of ceasing to live or losing vitality
Usage: most common sense
2. present participle of die; to gradually fade, diminish, or come to an end
Usage: figurative use
3. present participle of die; to stop functioning or operating
Usage: informal

Examples

• The old tree is slowly dieing from lack of water.
• The music was dieing away as the concert ended.
• My phone battery is dieing; I need to charge it soon.
• The patient was dieing peacefully in the hospital.
• The fire is dieing down now that we stopped adding wood.
• The tradition is dieing out as fewer young people participate.
• The engine started dieing when we ran out of fuel.