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disappeared

[dis-uh-peerd] / ˌdɪs əˈpɪərd /




ADJECTIVE
mislaid
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Example Sentences

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But she also has a few canine characteristics that soon disappeared — chiefly flapping dog ears, which morphed into hoop earrings by 1932.

From Los Angeles Times

But it will be more difficult if you are hiring lawyers to reverse transactions, transfers of property deeds and chase money that has mysteriously disappeared from your mother’s bank account.

From MarketWatch

The search, now going on for nearly a week, has turned up scant clues, primarily a video believed to be of her recorded the day she disappeared.

From BBC

“For me it’s scarcely believable that the regime isn’t there anymore. It’s like losing a friend that I hate, just disappeared after 30 years.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The fields - Karl's stomping ground - have long disappeared; replaced by homes.

From BBC