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Meanings of thin air in English

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Usage of thin air in English
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Everything I thought I knew before this moment evaporated into thin air.
A taste of magic
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Living on the thin air of the knowledge economy is not enough.
The Guardian
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The idea of a parent trigger didn't come out of thin air.
Ebony
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The hand on her arm appeared to come out of thin air.
To the blight: the eye of the world
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Carole Sweeney, Emma said, pulling a doctor's name out of thin air.
Two Truths and a Lie
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It basically generated a near-infinite supply of energy out of thin air.
Stars rain down
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The Guardian
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A red line appeared out of thin air, and then spread wide.
Monster Hunter International
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Ruiz got their first and his pirouette left Wilshere tackling thin air.
The Guardian
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But I cannot conjure up companies and shipments out of thin air.
The increment: a novel
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They made slow progress, the thin air barely enough to sustain them.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
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There's no way she could have disappeared into thin air like that.
Deadly Heat
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This fear of radical Islam is not conjured out of thin air.
The Guardian
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Talking to a wind spirit was uncomfortably like talking to thin air.
The spirit thief
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Does a train vanish into thin air in England in broad daylight?
Tales of Terror and Mystery
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Vampires are going missing, as well as appearing out of thin air?
Soulless
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