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Meanings of bury in oblivion in English
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Usage of bury in oblivion in English
1
Gladly would I bury in oblivion the transactions of my life.
2
Others spent their days in England as unhappy pensioners, forgotten victims of a war which all Englishmen sought to bury in oblivion.
3
This past which you evoke I buried in oblivion twenty years ago.
4
That all animosities be buried in oblivion, at the Parish expense.
5
Then should I listen to what he wishes buried in oblivion?
6
But he is thy father, and from this moment my injuries are buried in oblivion.
7
But the wrongs which the Indians had experienced were too deep to be buried in oblivion.
8
Some things are better buried in oblivion.
9
Amidst the general joy, private animosities and civil discord seemed for a while to be buried in oblivion.
10
We resolved that the whole affair in which we had been engaged should remain forever buried in oblivion.
11
The past is buried in oblivion.
12
The hunting season over, all past tricks and maneuvres are forgotten, all feuds and bickerings buried in oblivion.
13
A distant cry of some hunting beast echoed, unspeakably weird, among the dead, deserted streets buried in oblivion.
14
Let her be forgotten- buriedin oblivion-lost
15
I insisted that the subject should be buried in oblivion; otherwise I would not show my face at table.
16
But notwithstanding the self-chosen position of the weaker sex, their names and deeds are not all buried in oblivion.