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oblivion

noun as in nothingness, obscurity

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He may well be condemned to political oblivion or he could still return to the arena – as Ruto’s rival or even his ally.

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For Rodgers, in his 20th season at age 41, acquiring his favorite receiver and close friend presents a ray of optimism in a season quickly imploding into oblivion.

The only other time since then they have won the urn down under was in 2010-11, when they batted the Aussies into oblivion for a famous first-Test draw.

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Raheem Sterling started transfer deadline day staring into oblivion as a member of Chelsea's exiled 'Bomb Squad' but ended it back in the chase for major prizes at Arsenal.

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This was meant to put boosters on the near-trillion-tonne berg, rifling it up into the South Atlantic and certain oblivion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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