Definition of «oblivion»

Usage examples

1. The village had been abandoned for decades, slowly falling into a state of oblivion.
2. The artist's work was once celebrated, but now it has faded into oblivion.
3. The old theater had lost its patrons over the years, slipping into oblivion.
4. The once-popular band's songs were played on every radio station, but now they have been forgotten in the depths of oblivion.
5. The government's promises to improve healthcare have been ignored, allowing the system to plunge into oblivion.
6. The ancient ruins were discovered and restored, bringing a forgotten civilization back from oblivion.
7. The book's groundbreaking ideas were initially well-received, but unfortunately, they have since been consigned to oblivion.
8. The town's history was nearly wiped out, its records burned or lost, sending its story into oblivion.
9. The aging actor's career had been in decline, with his name gradually fading into oblivion.
10. The final exam was so difficult that it pushed even the hardest-working students into a state of oblivion.