disparere

disparēre [LL] , to disappear, vanish: a (of supernatural apparition or unspec.); b (of visible object or visual image); c (of abstr.). a omnis praestigiarum scena ‥ ut fumus evanescens ~uit Aldh. VirgP 43; repente ductor meus ~uit ac me solum ‥ reliquit Bede HE V 12 p. 305; ~uit, ungesene wearð GlC D 273; subito nitidus disparuit hospes Alcuin SS Ebor 1613; ~uit, i. evanuit, gedwan GlH D 663; 9‥ ~uit, forswealt, †“tiewde WW; Osb. V. Dunst. 42 (v. confestim a); [Virgo] cum ‥ valefactione ~uit Dominic V. Ecgwini I 8; Ailr. Ed. Conf. 753 (v. dicere 1e); vetula statim ~uit, que nec prius nec postea visa fuit R. Bury Phil. 3. 42.  b amicis ‥ quasi in occulto ~entibus Gir. EH I 5; non semper ~ebit imago dextra oculo sinistro clauso Bacon Maj. II 97; multa sunt que ‥ luci exposita ~ent Peckham Persp. I 9; ‘cum celsa Yde ‥ latitabit longe’, id est ~ebit propter elongacionem navigancium Trevet Troades 74.  c ad coruscum veritatis ~ebit vanitas G. Hoyland Ascet. 260D; nos hic bona que summitate digitorum tangimus refuga fallunt et quasi jam obtenta ~et utilitas Map NC V 7 f. 71v; omnis honor temporalis / ‥ / disparere cernitur Walt. Wimb. Van. 2.