fade into obscurity

Frequency: 7.512.0 per million words

To gradually become unknown or forgotten.

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Examples (10)

  • Many one-hit wonders often fade into obscurity after their brief moment of fame.
  • Without constant innovation, even successful companies can fade into obscurity.
  • After the scandal, the politician chose to fade into obscurity, avoiding public life.
  • Old traditions and customs can easily fade into obscurity if not actively preserved.
  • The once-popular band gradually faded into obscurity as new genres emerged.
  • He preferred to fade into obscurity rather than face constant media scrutiny.
  • Over time, many historical figures unfortunately fade into obscurity.
  • If the project doesn't receive funding, it will likely fade into obscurity.
  • The artist's early works might fade into obscurity if not properly archived.
  • She hoped her past mistakes would eventually fade into obscurity.