disapparated
Popped out instantly
Disapparated is the past tense of disapparate, a verb invented by J.K.
Rowling for the Harry Potter series describing a form of magical teleportation.
When a witch or wizard disapparates, they vanish from one location and instantly reappear at another.
The word plays on the existing word apparate (to appear magically), with the prefix dis- indicating the opposite action—the vanishing rather than the arriving.
With a loud crack, she disapparated from the Ministry.
Cease to be visible
- dematerializeCease to exist physically
- popFizzy drink, regionally
- crackNarrow break or attempt
- thin airSeeming nothingness
poof · evaporate · dissolve · fade · blink · gone · instant · whoosh
- Ministry of MagicSupernatural realm's administration
- Diagon AlleyConcealed wizarding commercial district
- Half-Blood PrinceMonarch's child, impure descent
- Order of the PhoenixAnti-Voldemort secret society
Instant point-to-point travel
- transportMoving things between places
- relocateEstablish residence elsewhere
- translocateMove to different place
- destinationIntended arrival point
instantaneous · warp · phase · portal · jump · shift · traverse · displace
vanish
Cease to be visible
- dematerializeCease to exist physically
- popFizzy drink, regionally
- crackNarrow break or attempt
thin air · poof · evaporate · dissolve · fade · blink · gone · instant · whoosh · twist
Voldemort
- Ministry of MagicSupernatural realm's administration
- Diagon AlleyConcealed wizarding commercial district
- Half-Blood PrinceMonarch's child, impure descent
teleport
Instant point-to-point travel
- transportMoving things between places
- relocateEstablish residence elsewhere
- translocateMove to different place
destination · instantaneous · warp · phase · portal · jump · shift · traverse · displace · beam
disapparatedapparated
Magically transported oneself instantly
appeared · materialized · manifested · emerged · reappeared
disapparateddissipated
Dispersed or morally loose
faded · faded away · lingered · melted away · remained
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