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Definition of vanished - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
disappearanceno longer visible or present
- The ancient civilization has vanished from history.
2.
extincthaving ceased to exist or be in use
- Many species have vanished due to habitat loss.
Origin of vanished
Latin, vanus (empty)
Terms with vanished included in their meaning
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disappearance
vanished suddenly and completely without any trace
vanished
suddenly lost or disappeared
disappearance
vanished without a trace
disappearance
disappeared or vanished completely
magic
suddenly disappeared or vanished
Examples of vanished in a sentence
All evidence of the vanished ship was lost at sea. The vanished languages of ancient tribes are fascinating to study. Many vanished traditions are being revived by historians.
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- French:disparu, éteint, ...
- German:verschwunden, ausgestorben, ...
- Italian:scomparso, ...
- Spanish:desaparecido, ...
- Portuguese:desaparecido, extinto, ...
- Chinese:消失的, 绝迹的, ...
- Japanese:消えた, 消滅した, ...
- Arabic:مُندَثِر, مُنْدَثِر, ...
- Hebrew:נֶעְלָם, נִכְחָד, ...
- Russian:исчезнувший, ...
- Ukrainian:зниклий, ...
- Hindi:लुप्त, अदृश्य, ...
Definition of vanish - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
disappearancedisappear suddenly or mysteriously
- The magician made the rabbit vanish.
2.
existcease to exist or fade away
- The old traditions have vanished over time.
Noun
1.
phoneticsDated the end part of a vowel soundDated
- The vanish in the word 'fire' is subtle.
2.
stage illusionRare magic trick where something disappearsRare
- The magician performed a vanish with the coin.
Expressions with vanish
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disappear suddenly and completely
The magician made the rabbit vanish into thin air.
disappear completely leaving no evidence
The magician made the rabbit vanish without a trace.
become unnoticed or forgotten by people
The issue vanished from radar screens after the election.
disappear completely and suddenly
The castle seemed to vanish into the mist as we approached.
disappear completely and suddenly
The magician made the rabbit vanish into vapor.
Origin of vanish
Latin, vanus (empty)
Examples of vanish in a sentence
All hopes of victory began to vanish. The species began to vanish from the ecosystem. Her smile seemed to vanish instantly. Linguists study the vanish in diphthongs. The vanish can change the word's pronunciation. The vanish left the audience in awe.
He practiced the vanish for hours.
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- French:disparaître, glissement, ...
- German:verschwinden, Auslaut des Vokals, ...
- Italian:scomparire, chiusura vocalica, ...
- Spanish:desaparecer, desvanecimiento, ...
- Portuguese:desaparecer, deslizamento vocálico, ...
- Chinese:消失, 尾音, ...
- Japanese:消える, 消失音, ...
- Arabic:اِخْتَفَى, نِهَايَة الصَّوْت الحَرَكِي, ...
- Hebrew:לְהֵיעָלֵם, סוֹף תְּנוּעָה, ...
- Russian:исчезать, конечная часть, ...
- Ukrainian:зникнути, згасання, ...
- Hindi:गायब हो जाना, वेनिश, ...
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