oblivion

/əˈblɪviːən/
noun 4verb 1

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(noun.)

ADJ

political

VERB + OBLIVION

fade into, fall into, pass into, sink into, slide into

be rescued from, be saved from

The old photograph was rescued from oblivion when her granddaughter discovered it in the attic.

consign to

The old computer system was finally consigned to oblivion when the company upgraded to new technology.

PREP

in ~

Many talented artists fell into oblivion because they never had the chance to share their work.

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