vanish ** , also: evanish

They came into view for a second or two and then vanished.

Some of these friends seem to have vanished in the last few days.

Now he had vanished, and left nothing at all behind.

Then they vanished into the dark at the end of the street.

He got to his feet and vanished from the room.

He turned to take another look at her, but she had vanished.

Again he saw and felt nothing, but after a moment they had vanished.

But several years ago, the major seemed to have just vanished.

But when he looked back a few minutes later, they had already vanished.

The children saw us coming and vanished into the house without a sound.

Both times the thing vanished before he could get a better look.

Her eyes met his for only a moment before she vanished.

Seven people have vanished, never to be heard from again.

I called the day care center, but the director had vanished too.

Then having told me where I could hear news of her, she vanished.

They seemed to have vanished from the face of the land.

He was in the center of the street, and the others had vanished.

But after the war he vanished and was said to be dead.

Before I could say a word, he vanished out the door.

But I think they were not being said at all until after he had vanished.

My mother had vanished for days and sometimes weeks when I was a child.

At first, they were told that their money had vanished.

But then the money itself simply seemed to vanish from view.

It vanished in 2002, a result of a bad fall.

A few weeks ago, I came home to find it had vanished.