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oblivion
noun as in mental blankness
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Taken together, says Annemarie Ward, of the charity Faces and Voices of Recovery UK, Scotland has a "penchant for oblivion".
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If New York and California successfully gerrymander Republicans into oblivion before all this happens, it will be far more difficult to erase any remaining red seats.
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Gaza City, its capital, is on a countdown to oblivion.
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He’s startled out of his oblivion a few years later by a knock at the front door.
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The US Treasury said Milei had "brought Argentina back from economic oblivion".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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