Loudly insult a contemporary and depart

Usage examples of disappear.

Kyros disappeared from the great screen and was replaced by a grid on which each radiational component of the strange shell of energy was plotted on the ordinate against the abscissa of time.

Sally, who with her two small daughters was staying with Nabby, Adams learned for the first time that Charles, who had disappeared, was bankrupt, faithless, and an alcoholic.

The toga, she discovered, had disappeared, but she was learning not to be too surprised about anything Adonis did and in any case, she was fully aroused herself.

By the time she was able to right herself, however, Adonis was disappearing in the distance.

Hoover that allows the novel to comment on the way global politics become aestheticized, so much so that the history of the Cold War nearly disappears from American consciousness.

Brigadier held the machine-carbine in his hands, for the Zero swung round in a tight turn and headed off back against towards the west in the direction of Sumatra, its sleek fuselage black-streaked with pouring engine oil: less than two miles away it met the seaplane returning, and the two planes disappeared together into the pale golden afterwash of sunset.

Jose was watching the figure of Alfredo Morales, the man from the Argentine, as it disappeared amid the thickening blackness of the wood.

And the minister wrote to the American Consul in Algiers for me, but the only answer was that Cassim ben Halim had disappeared.

Even though she had disappeared from there, it seemed to me that Algiers would be the place to begin my search.

But with Aloysia here, her maid and my own man, my stock of food and drinkables is rapidly disappearing.

It may be only a symptom of some disease, in which case the amenorrhea will disappear when the disease is cured.

Congress was the strong undercurrent of Anglophobia that had run through the American psyche since the Revolution and which would not entirely disappear until the United States entered World War I on the side of Britain.

I fancy that one day, all noxious animals, and especially those which prery upon other creatures, will largely, if not entirely, disappear.

Softly he traced a blue vein that started under the delicate anklebone and disappeared up a curvaceous calf.

Matt was tempted-after all, it was a harmless little scene-but the antilitter habits of his own world took over, and he carefully thought of it disappearing as if erased with an art gum.