oblivion

n.

遗忘；淹没；赦免；

1. Many ancient cities are buried in oblivion.
   许多古城都已被遗忘了。
2. They gain a long tenure in office at the price of final oblivion.
   他们为了长期执政，得付出最终被遗忘的代价。
3. Only his unexpected resignation had saved him from oblivion.
   而也正因为他的突然辞职，才使他没有被人忘却。
4. The history of Holocaust is being headed into oblivion.
   大屠杀的历史正渐渐被人们忘却。

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