vanished
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- adjective
- /ˈvænɪʃt/
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desaparecido
- I felt like all my stress and anxiety vanished when they came and I feel very, very well rested.
Examples
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When night falls and the light has vanished, there are ghosts wandering around this area.
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April literally vanished before my eyes and the same thing is happening with May.
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All of these have vanished in the loss suffered by the self in absolute freedom.
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Sitting alone, the birds have vanished into deep skies.
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Very real, and I think it's OK to lament that an important goal you set for yourself has simply vanished from the landscape for a minute.
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The work expresses intense feelings of love and longing, not only for his vanished mentor, but for the divine Creator.
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Vanished, too, is the tabloid piñata with his colorful love life, personal drama (including a stint in rehab), and career highs and lows.
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The magician made the rabbit vanished from the hat in an instant.
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Once the sun set, the vibrant colors of the sky vanished into the darkness of night.
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The ancient ruins had vanished over the years, leaving only traces of their existence behind.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
No longer present or available
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1.0
Not present where expected or not existing when needed
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3.6
No living members remain of a species or language
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You cannot see it from here
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4.8
Not real or present
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7.5
A polite phrase to say someone is dead or something no longer exists
Not existing any more
Completely destroyed so nothing is left
A learned behavior that stops because it no longer gets a reward
Antonyms
How Gone
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vanished comes from the Latin root vanus meaning 'empty' and the old verb evanescere meaning 'to disappear'. Think of something becoming empty and gone, which is why vanished means 'no longer present'.