oblivion in Chinese
oblivion in Chinese is 無 — oblivion means a state of being completely forgotten or no longer existing.
oblivion in Chinese
無
Pronounced: mó
The state of being completely forgotten, of being reduced to a state of non-existence, extinction, or nothingness, including through war and destruction. (Figuratively) for an area like hell, a wasteland.
What does "oblivion" mean?
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noun A state of being completely forgotten or no longer existing.
"Many small shops have faded into oblivion since the mall opened."
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noun A total loss of awareness, as in deep sleep or unconsciousness.
"After the long flight, she fell into blessed oblivion the moment her head hit the pillow."
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oblivion in a sentence
- Many small shops have faded into oblivion since the mall opened.
- The old song was lost to oblivion until a movie used it.
- After the long flight, she fell into blessed oblivion the moment her head hit the pillow.
- The medicine pulled him down into oblivion within minutes.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "oblivion" in Chinese?
"oblivion" in Chinese is 無. oblivion means: A state of being completely forgotten or no longer existing.
How do you pronounce 無?
"oblivion" in Chinese is 無, pronounced "mó".
How do you use "oblivion" in a sentence?
Example: "Many small shops have faded into oblivion since the mall opened." In Chinese, "oblivion" is 無.
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