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🪄disappear

verb
/ˌdɪsəˈpɪər/
disambiguation disappoint
disappear definition card — visual illustration of the meaning disappear synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison disappear collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

to stop being visible or to cease to exist
to cease to be visible; to vanish

Example Sentences

The magician made the rabbit disappear.

The magician made the rabbit disappear.

Example Expressions

disappear into thin air

Synonyms

vanish, fade, evaporate, dissolve, recede
Entry 1
vanish, fade, evaporate, dissolve, recede
Entry 2
vanish, fade, evaporate, dissolve

Antonyms

appear, emerge, show, materialize, surface
Entry 1
appear, emerge, show
Entry 2
appear, emerge, materialize, surface

Collocations

suddenly disappear, disappear completely, disappear overnight, completely disappear, slowly disappear, mysteriously disappear, eventually disappear
Entry 1
suddenly disappear, disappear completely, disappear overnight
Entry 2
suddenly disappear, completely disappear, slowly disappear, mysteriously disappear, eventually disappear

More Example Sentences

Deforestation will cause wildlife to disappear.

They were confused to see the message disappear.

The problem appeared to disappear out of nowhere.

Many local traditions are at risk of disappearing due to globalization.

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