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oblivion

[uh-bliv-ee-uhn] / əˈblɪv i ən /




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The Pats stumbled for a bit, but instead of fading into a long oblivion as everyone outside of New England hoped, they rebooted into something oddly…likeable.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Global unencumbered copper inventories are now draining into oblivion,” says Ghali.

From The Wall Street Journal

He knew that his readers would decide whether his writing would be consigned to oblivion or not.

From The Wall Street Journal

Anything is better than plugging back into digital oblivion, where nothing but predatory, algorithmic evil awaits.

From Salon

Mr. Wade describes the plunge in fertility rates around the world as “a quite novel and unexpected path for social development, one that leads to oblivion.”

From The Wall Street Journal