evanesce

These reforms would mean that rent control would evanesce over the next 30 or 40 years.

"It's almost as if the abundance of witchon particles in the air cause it to evanesce."

The stone around them might evanesce again, as smokestone sometimes does, after an hour or a thousand years of being rock.

But where movies, even bad ones, remain in our consciousness years after we have seen them, television programs seem to evanesce, leaving generalities but seldom details.

Waiting all day for a scheduled flight that seemed to evanesce as the hours passed, suddenly there was the rumor of a cargo plane headed for Moscow.

They evanesce out of colours in the near-shapes of foxes and rockrats, the only animals they have seen.

If there was any hint of laudanum in the mix, I would have to get closer to detect it, and do it fast, before the volatile aromatic oils could completely evanesce.

He'd also imagined that being a woman would make him envy other women less, or not at all; he'd even thought that his desire to hurt and humiliate women would somehow evanesce.

The "lights of decaying palazzi" are still seen to be "floating / ghostlike, eerie as fish, in the drowned canals," Noah's floodwaters still belch from Venice's drains and Renaissance monuments evanesce into multinational companies or walk vanishingly through "Fortuny's silks."

Thanks to Harvey, dozens of unknowns had been built into major stars overnight, hundreds of mediocre films had been hyped into money-makers, and countless producers, writers, and directors had risen from rags to riches - only to see their livelihoods evanesce like champagne bubbles when they fell from his favour.