Pronunciation: /ˈvænɪʃt/
verb to disappear suddenly and completely
A1 The magician made the rabbit vanish from the hat.
A2 The sun vanished behind the clouds.
B1 The missing child vanished without a trace.
B2 The evidence seemed to have vanished from the crime scene.
C1 The ancient civilization vanished centuries ago.
C2 The memories of that day have gradually vanished from my mind.
adjective used to describe something that has disappeared suddenly and completely
A1 The magician made the rabbit vanish into thin air.
A2 The missing book suddenly vanished from the library shelves.
B1 The ancient civilization mysteriously vanished without a trace.
B2 The evidence that could prove his innocence had vanished overnight.
C1 The memories of their childhood together have slowly vanished over time.
C2 The once bustling market square has now vanished, replaced by modern buildings.
formal The ancient artifact vanished from the museum's collection without a trace.
informal I swear I left my keys right here, but now they've vanished!
slang She was here a minute ago, but then she just vanished into thin air.
figurative His hopes of winning the championship vanished when he suffered a season-ending injury.
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