vanish

Object

• civilization: Vanished civilization where large bet on to shorten the least in part.
• coin: The Raven - Visually vanish a coin from a spectators hand without touching it!

Preposition: into

• ether: Their names slipped through his ears and vanished irretrievably into the ether of the room.
• obscurity: None of them has so far vanished into obscurity.
• mist: Short in height and wearing a tall hat, vanished into a strange yellow mist while watched by seven boys.
• darkness: Then all traces of light vanished into the darkness.
• air: My old, old dream of bliss vanished into thin air!
• shadow: It walked slowly across the lawn and vanished into the shadow upon the other side.

Adjective complement

overnight: Will they buy their houses on the strength of local facilities to find that an important one of them just vanished overnight?

Modifying Another Word

• mysteriously: Then the man mysteriously vanished leaving the lingering odor of sulfur in the air.
• altogether: That affects whether type C becomes uncommon, or vanishes altogether.
• suddenly: Brown looked sharply back at the road behind him; the man with the barrow had suddenly vanished.
• forever: A few of the major changes on the cards include: Old style classes will vanish forever.

Used with why or when

when: LPG burns cleaner - less pollutants - and the power issue vanishes when you stop trying to make cars burn gasoline OR LPG.

Preposition: without

trace: His sister talks him into trying to track down her abusive spouse, who has vanished without a trace.

Preposition: in

• puff: Then he vanishes in a puff of smoke... .
• flash: Lighter Than Air: A borrowed lighter is used for a quick and funny gag, then suddenly vanishes in a flash of fire!
• instant: The spectator again chooses a card and it, too vanishes in an instant!

Preposition: from

• sight: Away to the east, the hills had vanished from sight under the advancing snow.
• deck: A chosen card vanishes from the deck, only to appear stuck to a window!