vanish in Irish
vanish in Irish is imigh as amharc — vanish means to disappear suddenly, or to go out of sight without being noticed.
vanish in Irish
imigh as amharc
(intransitive) To become invisible or to move out of view unnoticed.
What does "vanish" mean?
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verb To disappear suddenly, or to go out of sight without being noticed.
"The magician waved his cape and the coin seemed to vanish."
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verb To stop existing or to fade away completely.
"His confidence vanished the moment he stepped on stage."
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vanish in a sentence
- The magician waved his cape and the coin seemed to vanish.
- Fog rolled in and the mountains vanished from view.
- His confidence vanished the moment he stepped on stage.
- Any doubt about her talent vanished after the audition.
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What is "vanish" in Irish?
"vanish" in Irish is imigh as amharc. vanish means: To disappear suddenly, or to go out of sight without being noticed.
How do you use "vanish" in a sentence?
Example: "The magician waved his cape and the coin seemed to vanish." In Irish, "vanish" is imigh as amharc.
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