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Oblivion and the River LetheOblivion was derived via Middle English and Anglo-French from Latin oblīvīscī, which means 'to forget, put out of mind.' Among the more literary synonyms of oblivion is, which originally referred to the mythical River Lethe. According to Greek mythology, Lethe flowed through the Underworld and induced a state of forgetfulness—that is, oblivion—in anyone who drank its water. The poet John Milton is among those to connect the two in literature.

He wrote in Paradise Lost 'Farr off from these a slow and silent stream, Lethe the River of Oblivion roules Her watrie Labyrinth.' Recent Examples on the Web The 2017 road to postseason ineligibility ended with three straight losses and four defeats in five contests, a gentle slide into oblivion.—Immortalised in baseball history, Mr Trump’s humiliation this week will be remembered long after most of his administration’s scandals have faded into oblivion.—But Rashidi didn’t miss a beat, asking Trump about U.S.