to be completely without any news or communication from someone; to vanish without a trace

quiet, silent, and lonely; far and indistinct

To disappear completely without leaving any sign or news

To disappear without a trace; to be gone with no further news or information.

To vanish completely; to leave no trace or sign behind

(idiom) without a trace of human presence; uninhabited; quiet with no one about

without any trace of human presence; remote and deserted

(literary) dim; dusky; obscure; far away and indistinct

To have no news or word at all; to have heard nothing for a long time.

to have had no news or information from someone for a long time; to have never been heard from again

A phrase used to express deep grief over the death of a friend, implying that looking at their belongings only increases the sorrow of their loss; specifically used in elegiac couplets for men.

(literary) describes a place or atmosphere that is deep, dark, and quiet; far and remote

(literary) appearing dim and distant; misty; vague and remote

to disappear completely; to have no news or trace of someone or something left behind

(literary) describes something that is distant and faint, or misty and hard to see clearly

(variant form) elegant and refined; quiet and secluded; gentle and slender

distant and out of sight; vague and indistinct

far and deep; vast and obscured by mist or clouds

To be without any news or letters from someone; describes a total break in communication.

to have had no news of someone; used to describe a total break in communication or correspondence