👉 Oblivation, in the context of linguistics and philosophy, refers to a phenomenon where the meaning of a word or phrase is lost due to its use as part of another word or phrase. It occurs when an object or concept is used to refer to something else that does not have any direct reference to it. For example, consider the following sentence: "I am very happy today." In this sentence, "very" is a mere modifier attached to "happy," and it has no effect
