oblivions
States of unawareness
Oblivions is the plural of oblivion, the state of being completely forgotten or unaware.
The plural appears when referring to multiple instances or types of forgetting: the oblivions of sleep and death, small oblivions that accumulate with age.
It can also suggest separate voids or states of unconsciousness: He drank himself into successive oblivions.
Conditions of memory loss
- blackoutsComplete loss of electricity
- forgettingFailing to retain memories
- lost memoriesRecollections no longer accessible
- erasuresActs of removing marks
unconsciousness · unawareness · fugues · dissociations · memory gaps · blankness · mindlessness · absent-mindedness
Complete destructions of something
- destructionsActs of obliterating completely
- voidsEmptinesses or nullifies
- nothingnessComplete absence of existence
- erasuresActs of removing marks
extinctions · obliterations · disappearances · nonexistence · nullifications · endings · cessations · total losses
States of near-unconsciousness
- comasStates of deep unconsciousness
- blackoutsComplete loss of electricity
- insensibilitiesLack of awareness or feeling
- trancesSemiconscious mental states
senselessness · unawareness · anesthesia · sleep states · unresponsiveness · torpors · sedation · passing out
Fails to consider
- oversightsFailures to notice
- abandonmentsActs of forsaking completely
- indifferencesAbsences of interest
- dismissalsFormal removal from position
neglects · overlooking · unmindfulness · heedlessness · cast aside · marginalization
amnesias
Conditions of memory loss
- blackoutsComplete loss of electricity
- forgettingFailing to retain memories
- lost memoriesRecollections no longer accessible
erasures · unconsciousness · unawareness · fugues · dissociations · memory gaps · blankness · mindlessness · absent-mindedness · blanking out
annihilations
Complete destructions of something
- destructionsActs of obliterating completely
- voidsEmptinesses or nullifies
- nothingnessComplete absence of existence
erasures · extinctions · obliterations · disappearances · nonexistence · nullifications · endings · cessations · total losses · eradications
stupors
States of near-unconsciousness
- comasStates of deep unconsciousness
- blackoutsComplete loss of electricity
- insensibilitiesLack of awareness or feeling
trances · senselessness · unawareness · anesthesia · sleep states · unresponsiveness · torpors · sedation · passing out · fainting
disregards
Fails to consider
- oversightsFailures to notice
- abandonmentsActs of forsaking completely
- indifferencesAbsences of interest
dismissals · neglects · overlooking · unmindfulness · heedlessness · cast aside · marginalization
oblivionsrecollections
Retrieved past experiences
memories · remembrances · recall · reminiscences · retention
oblivionscelebrities
Well-known public figures
fame · celebrity · renown · immortality · glories
- consign to oblivionDoom to be forgotten