Synonyms for disappeared
dis·ap·peared

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1. List of paraphrases for "disappeared":

   missing, vanished, gone, extirpated, extinct, disappearance, disappearances, lost, faded, evaporated

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1. Alex Stamos:

   They haven't painted it yet, it's a bit of a reminder that companies come and go right ? Like, what was one of the most powerful companies in Silicon Valley -- disappeared.

2. Christiane Wirtz:

   At the current time, we are all in agreement that new sanctions should not be introduced, and as long as the causes of the sanctions remain, as long as they haven't disappeared, then there is no reason to think about lifting the sanctions independent of the agreed time period.

3. Dee Vaughn:

   COUPLE SEEKS HOMES FOR FOSTER PUPPIES NAMED AFTER TACO BELL MENU ITEMS Fredman brought the dog to KC Pet Project, an animal shelter in Kansas City. The shelter discovered the dog was microchipped and his owner had been looking for him since Monday morning when hedisappeared from a home about a mile away from where he was found, Fox 4 KC reported. Within hours the dog was back home with his family, who is now working hard to find how Max was taken and how he ended up hanging from that box, the shelter wrote on Facebook.Thanks to the quick actions by David and the power of a microchip, we were able to get Max back home safely to his family. Dee Vaughn, Dee Vaughn, said Dee Vaughn got a phone call two hours after Max had disappeared asking if thedog was missing. Dee Vaughn told Fox 4 KCthe dog could not possibly have gone so farin just a couple of hours on his own. Dee Vaughn said Dee Vaughn was horrified when Dee Vaughn saw the photo of Max on the side of an overpass. Literally you could see the imprint around Dee Vaughn neck where they hung Dee Vaughn.

4. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva:

   After the 1960s and early 1970s, somehow we developed the mythology that systemic racism disappeared.

5. Sylvester Turner:

   The virus has not disappeared. It's still in our communities. How prevalent it is, only the testing will tell.