Pronunciation: /ˈvænɪʃɪŋ/
verb present participle form of the verb 'vanish', meaning to disappear suddenly or completely
A1 The magician made the rabbit disappear by vanishing it into thin air.
A2 The snowflakes were vanishing quickly as they landed on the warm ground.
B1 The evidence seemed to be vanishing before the detective's eyes.
B2 The artist created a stunning painting with a vanishing point perspective.
C1 The CEO's reputation was vanishing due to the scandal surrounding the company.
C2 The ancient civilization seemed to be vanishing from history as more artifacts were uncovered.
adjective describing a process or event that disappears or fades away quickly
A1 The magician made the rabbit disappear by vanishing it into thin air.
A2 The vanishing sun signaled the end of the day.
B1 The vanishing footprints in the sand puzzled the detectives.
B2 The vanishing act of the thief left the police baffled.
C1 The vanishing glaciers are a stark reminder of climate change.
C2 The artist's vanishing perspective technique created a sense of depth in the painting.
formal The vanishing of certain species is a concerning issue in the field of conservation biology.
informal Have you noticed the vanishing of old buildings in our neighborhood?
slang I can't believe how fast the snacks are vanishing at this party!
figurative Her smile was like a vanishing dream, fleeting yet unforgettable.
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