oblivion

The word “oblivion” has 4 syllables: o-bliv-i-on

It's pronounced as /əˈblɪvɪən/


What is synonym and antonym for oblivion?

In the thesaurus, “oblivion” has 42 synonyms and 14 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for oblivion along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for oblivion

Antonyms for oblivion

  • alertness
  • awareness
  • caring
  • cognizance
  • concern
  • consciousness
  • fullness
  • memory
  • recall
  • recollection
  • regard
  • remembrance
  • respect
  • understanding

Meanings of oblivion

  • noun
    1. The state of forgetting completely, of being oblivious, unconscious, unaware, as when sleeping, drunk, or dead.
    2. The state of being completely forgotten, of being reduced to a state of non-existence, extinction, or nothingness, incl. through war and destruction. (Figuratively) for an area like hell, a wasteland.
    3. Amnesty.
  • verb
    1. To consign to oblivion; to efface utterly.

Example Sentences

  • After the passage of centuries, the once-great empire faded into oblivion, its legacy remembered only in history books.
  • The actor's scandalous behavior threatened to plunge his career into oblivion, tarnishing his reputation irreparably.
  • As the aging author's works fell into oblivion, literary enthusiasts sought to revive interest in her forgotten novels.
  • The ancient ruins stood as silent witnesses to the civilization's descent into oblivion, a haunting reminder of its former glory.
  • The passage of time has a way of consigning even the most significant events to oblivion, rendering them mere footnotes in the annals of history

On this page you'll find 56 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to oblivion, such as: Lethe, abeyance, absentmindedness, absorption, abstraction, alertness, amnesia.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

callowness

  • amateur
  • artlessness
  • babyishness
  • benightedness
  • bewilderment
  • blindness
  • bloom
  • brightness
  • candor
  • childish behavior
  • childishness
  • cleanness
  • clearness
  • cluelessness
  • credulity
  • crudeness
  • darkness
  • denseness
  • dew
  • dewiness
  • disregard
  • dumbness
  • empty-headedness
  • fog
  • frankness
  • glow
  • greenness
  • guilelessness
  • gullibility
  • half-knowledge
  • ignorance
  • illiteracy
  • illiterateness
  • immaturity
  • imperfection
  • incapacity
  • incognizance
  • incompleteness
  • incomprehension
  • ineducation
  • ineptness
  • inexperience
  • inexpertness
  • infantilism
  • ingenuousness
  • innocence
  • innovativeness
  • inscience
  • insensitivity
  • inventiveness
  • lack of education
  • mental incapacity
  • naivete
  • naturalness
  • nescience
  • newness
  • novelty
  • oblivion
  • obliviousness
  • obtuseness
  • openness
  • originality
  • philistinism
  • puerility
  • rawness
  • sciolism
  • shallowness
  • shine
  • simpleness
  • simplicity
  • sparkle
  • unawareness
  • unconsciousness
  • uncouthness
  • unenlightenment
  • unfamiliarity
  • unscholarliness
  • unsophistication
  • vagueness
  • vigor
  • viridity
  • youth

darkness

death

  • afterlife
  • annihilation
  • assassination
  • bane
  • bloodbath
  • bloodletting
  • bloodshed
  • butchery
  • carnage
  • casualty
  • cessation
  • close
  • conclusion
  • curse
  • curtains
  • dead
  • deadness
  • decease
  • decimation
  • demise
  • demolishing
  • destruction
  • devastation
  • discontinuance
  • dispersion
  • dissolution
  • doom
  • downfall
  • dying
  • end
  • ending
  • eradication
  • eternal rest
  • eternal sleep
  • euthanasia
  • execution
  • exit
  • expiration
  • expiry
  • extermination
  • extinction
  • fatality
  • fate
  • final rest
  • final sleep
  • finis
  • finish
  • foul play
  • genocide
  • grave
  • great divide
  • grim reaper
  • halt
  • heaven
  • holocaust
  • homicide
  • killing
  • kiss of death
  • lapse
  • lifelessness
  • loss of life
  • manslaughter
  • martyrdom
  • massacre
  • mort
  • mortality
  • murder
  • necrosis
  • nothingness
  • oblivion
  • paradise
  • passage
  • passing
  • passing over
  • pogrom
  • quietus
  • release
  • repose
  • ruin
  • ruination
  • self-destruction
  • self-murder
  • self-slaughter
  • shutdown
  • shutoff
  • silence
  • slaughter
  • slaying
  • sleep
  • stop
  • stoppage
  • suicide
  • surcease
  • termination
  • tomb
  • torment
  • tragic flaw
  • undoing

deaths

  • afterlife
  • annihilation
  • annihilations
  • assassinations
  • banes
  • bereavement
  • bloodbaths
  • bloodlettings
  • bloodsheds
  • butcheries
  • carnages
  • casualties
  • casualty
  • cessation
  • cessations
  • closes
  • conclusions
  • curses
  • curtains
  • darkness
  • decease
  • deceases
  • decimations
  • demise
  • demises
  • departure
  • destruction
  • destructions
  • devastations
  • discontinuances
  • dispersions
  • dissolution
  • dissolutions
  • dooms
  • downfall
  • downfalls
  • dying
  • end
  • ending
  • endings
  • ends
  • eradication
  • eradications
  • eternal rest
  • euthanasia
  • executions
  • exit
  • exits
  • expiration
  • expirations
  • expiries
  • extermination
  • exterminations
  • extinction
  • fatalities
  • fatality
  • fates
  • finis
  • finish
  • finishes
  • foul play
  • genocides
  • grave
  • graves
  • great divides
  • grim reaper
  • halts
  • heaven
  • holocausts
  • homicides
  • killings
  • kisses of death
  • lapses
  • loss
  • manslaughters
  • martyrdoms
  • massacres
  • mortalities
  • mortality
  • murders
  • necrosis
  • obliteration
  • oblivion
  • paradise
  • parting
  • passages
  • passing
  • passing over
  • passings
  • pogroms
  • quietus
  • quietuses
  • release
  • repose
  • ruin
  • ruination
  • ruinations
  • ruins
  • self-destructions
  • self-murders
  • self-slaughters
  • shutdowns
  • shutoffs
  • silence
  • slaughters
  • slayings
  • sleep
  • sleeps
  • stoppages
  • stops
  • suicides
  • surceases
  • termination
  • terminations
  • tomb
  • torments
  • tragic flaws
  • undoings

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