Evanished

Evanished (past tense of evanish) describes the act of disappearing or vanishing, often suddenly and completely, like a ghost. It implies a complete and often mysterious removal from sight, existence, or memory. The word evokes a sense of finality and often implies something ethereal or magical is involved in the disappearance. It is more dramatic than simply 'disappeared,' suggesting an otherworldly element or a swift, dramatic removal. It can be applied to physical objects, abstract concepts, or living beings.

Evanished meaning with examples

• The magician's assistant, with a flourish of his cape, evanished from the locked cabinet, leaving the bewildered audience gasping in astonishment. The sudden emptiness where she stood confirmed the success of the illusion. The illusion was so good, the audience struggled to fathom how she had disappeared so quickly and with such a flawless effect.
• As the old photograph faded from the family album, the memories associated with the people in it began to slowly evanish from the children's minds. Only fragments of their faces remained visible. The passing of time, along with the disappearance of the picture, was as if an unseen force had started erasing those who had lived many years ago.
• The ominous storm clouds gathered, and the vibrant colors of the sunset were abruptly evanished by the encroaching darkness. The contrast in the sky was like a canvas; one minute bright and warm, the next, it was dark and moody. As the storm rolled in, any trace of the sun was lost until nothing remained but shadows and rain.
• Hope, so recently flourishing in their hearts, evanished with the announcement of the devastating news. A weight of despair fell upon the group as they listened to the news. Their smiles faltered as they understood the impact that the news would have on their future, leaving them with no expectations.