English to Maltese Meaning of oblivion - oblivion

Oblivion :
oblivion

kalamità, żball, nuqqas imwettaq b'mod involontarju, mhux tifkira

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Definitions of oblivion in English
Noun(1) the state of being disregarded or forgotten(2) total forgetfulness
Examples of oblivion in English
(1) Perpetually regenerating, these ÔÇÿsuper starsÔÇÖ never fade into oblivion , only becoming brighter and brighter.(2) Even if I don't sink into oblivion , drifting near the verge allows my subconscious to bubble up and provide answers.(3) The darkness thickens, closes in on me, drawing me into these eyes, and my surroundings sink into oblivion .(4) He said many producers were neck-deep in debts and had faded into oblivion after producing a couple of films.(5) his name will fade into oblivion(6) When they do drink, though, they go for it; they will drink to oblivion and beyond, and the binges will get longer and the periods between shorter and more remorseful.(7) We were all too busy smoking dope, but even if we did drink it was never the full-on race to oblivion that happens today.(8) Many coaches would have faded into assistant coach oblivion .(9) As she felt enough power ready to burst her hand body to oblivion and death.(10) As he beds a procession of desperate chorus girls and barmaids, his long-suffering wife, Phoebe, drinks herself into oblivion in their ramshackle bedsit.(11) only our armed forces stood between us and oblivion(12) Conscious or not, this film is strong and will be remembered long after many other sweeter, more conventional favourites have faded into unobtrusive oblivion .(13) However, this can lead to a certain sort of oblivion , the void, if you will.(14) To be sure, Hong Kong isn't about to fade into oblivion .(15) James spent the next two days floating in and out of oblivion , completely unaware of his arrival in Amsterdam.(16) So yet another great album was destined to fade into oblivion , before being picked up on by a few musos, plundered for sounds and style, hailed in retrospect as a classic and finally reissued on CD.
Related Phrases of oblivion
(1) consign to oblivion ::
jikkunsinnaw lill oblivion
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Noun
2. obscurity ::
oskurità
4. limbo ::
Limbo
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