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The art of being somewhere, then aggressively, undeniably not.
means The act of disappearing suddenly or gradually until completely out of sight.
from From 'vanish,' which slipped into English in the 1300s from Old French 'esvanir' (to disappear), itself worn down from Latin 'evanescere' — 'e-' (out) plus 'vanescere' (to fade away), built on 'vanus,' meaning empty or void. The same hollow Latin 'vanus' gives us 'vain' and 'vanity,' so a vanishing act is, fittingly, a small lesson in emptiness.
magic trickHoudini made a 10,000-pound elephant disappear onstage in 1918
math twistA vanishing point is where parallel lines pretend to meet
vanishingly smallMath slang for so tiny it's basically zero
chemistry ghostSublimation lets dry ice vanish without ever turning liquid
vanishing creamOld beauty product that absorbed into skin without a trace