Preposition: over

• horizon: NEWHOUSE: I turned, swinging the camera just in time to see the rest of the group disappear over the western horizon.

Preposition: into

• obscurity: Deller never won another world championship, but nor did he disappear back into total obscurity.

• ether: However, all weblinks appear to have disappeared into the ether.

• oblivion: No sooner had friend Matthews disappeared into apparent oblivion ( tho I suspect only temporarily ) than another problem arose.

• mist: They disappear into the mist at the base of the mountains.

• undergrowth: The animal climbed a rock face on the other side of the road and disappeared into the undergrowth.

• thicket: Our guest saw Kuma walk right past the viewing deck and back again, sip some water and disappear into the thicket to relax.

Adjective complement

• overnight: A year later, a by-pass was built and most of Bob's customers disappeared overnight.

Modifying Another Word

• mysteriously: Spend time at the park's museum, depicting the story of these people who mysteriously disappeared almost 700 years ago.

• altogether: In a couple of variations the ground disappears altogether.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: The tail gunner had disappeared along with his gun bubble when they had hit the forest canopy.

Used with why or when

• when: But why didn't the memories disappear when my life became so painful and tearful?

Preposition: without

• trace: Over the centuries in Carlton many buildings have simply disappeared without trace.

Preposition: in

• mist: Outside Kings a crane so Huge its top disappears in the mist.

• cloud: I saw the plane and pilot disappear in a cloud of flame and smoke.

• flash: It's not just job security which can disappear in a drunken flash.

• darkness: Luckily for me they had disappeared in the darkness, and the soldiers did not shoot.

Preposition: from

• sight: In a few seconds the objects had disappeared from sight.

• scene: For nearly a year he disappeared from the political scene.

Preposition: for

• while: They took some x rays and the vets disappeared for a while.