Sentence for oblivion | Use oblivion in a sentence

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• Think of the pleasures of oblivion! (8)
• He has not the oblivion of madness. (10)
• The wine of delight and oblivion was at her lips. (10)
• Anything to secure oblivion from this aching misery! (8)
• After how many hours does oblivion begin to be an evil? (7)
• One could not go on like this without the relief of some oblivion. (8)
• She must have obtained absolution, or else it was oblivion, below. (10)
• She hugged Rose, as to hug oblivion of the last few minutes into her. (10)
• There was no moon: the water seemed aimless, passing on carelessly to oblivion. (10)
• The chill of death was tasted in that wavering ascent from oblivion to recollection. (10)
• There is none in death, for (as it is given to us to know) that is oblivion, annihilation. (7)
• I first saw the light of day in Keene, N. H., not far from the spot where I am passing my last days in oblivion. (21)
• With the slip of that last inch he felt he would have passed at once into oblivion, without the long horror of a fall. (8)
• All this ought certainly to unmake the author in question, and strew his disjecta membra wide over the realm of oblivion. (9)
• Porpora is more noteworthy for the singers he formed than for his forty-six operas, all of which have sunk into oblivion. (3)
• Still in that resolute oblivion of the past, he took his place with them in the landau beside Halliday, back to the horses. (8)
• Recollection, when it came back, overwhelmed her; she swayed from recollection to oblivion, and was like a caged wild thing. (10)
• Do patrons relish the relegation to oblivion of some time-honored circus accomplishments, and the interpolation of vaudeville? (21)
• He poured himself a glass of water, drank it, and when he set the glass down, the bookbinder had been washed into complete oblivion. (13)
• Sailing the sea on a cruise was like the gazing at wonderful colours of a Western sky: an oblivion of earthly dates and obligations. (10)
• To a Lalugwump that is entirely conclusive as to the relative values of consciousness and oblivion, existence and nonexistence, life and death. (7)
• Lord Carlisle, the British Commissioner, returned to England and history tells us that he became Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland and sank into oblivion. (18)
• Both the ladies were in their oblivion; the younger quite saintly; but the couple inseparably framed, elevating to behold; a reproach to the reminiscence of pipes. (10)

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Definition of oblivion:

• oblivion, ob-liv’i-un, n. act of forgetting or state of being forgotten: remission of punishment. | adj. obliv’ious, forgetful: prone to forget: causing forgetfulness. | adv. obliv’iously. | ns. obliv’iousness; oblivisc’ence. (0)

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