Collapse and Oblivion

Collapse

Collapse noun - A complete depletion of energy or strength.

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Oblivion and collapse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Oblivion" instead a noun "Collapse".

Oblivion noun - A state of being disregardful or unconscious of one's surroundings, concerns, or obligations.

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Collapse and oblivion are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Collapse" instead a noun "Oblivion".

Nearby Words: oblivious, obliviously

complete	complete collapse	complete oblivion
certain	certain collapse	certain oblivion
utter	utter collapse	utter oblivion
instant	instant collapse	instant oblivion
Other adjectives: total, simple, near, final, apparent, outright, financial, existential.

The Vamp: Radhasa Vestigial Empire: The Oblivion Crisis ultimately caused The Empire to collapse, and it is just now being slowly rebuilt by a warlord who has proclaimed himself emperor.

Source: Literature / The Elder Scrolls
After defeating the Final Boss, the structure begins to collapse and one of your party members goes sliding towards oblivion, until Shepard saves them with a Take My Hand (they can still die under falling debris a moment later).

Source: Take My Hand
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion: Inverted in that the player goes around entering small hellish dimensions stealing their cosmic keystones in order to collapse them and prevent the demons within from attacking your world.

Source: Cosmic Keystone

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