Idiom: fall off the radar
Meaning
Idiom: fall off the radar
- to no longer be noticed, important or talked about
Example sentences
— Since everyone became obsessed with President Trump, healthcare issues have unfortunately fallen off the radar.
— She was a really successful singer but after she had a child she fell off the radar.
— I feel sorry for female actors that fall off the radar as soon as they enter their 30s.
— I loved that show but it fell off the radar after the actor playing the main character was arrested for drunk driving.
— What happened to the director of Sales? They kept writing emails about her success but now it's like she fell off the radar.
— All the boy bands fall off the radar as soon as they attempt to launch solo careers.
— I really hope this after school program doesn't fall off the radar—it's really helping a lot of people.
— What happened to Justin Bieber? He fell off the radar since he got married.
— I often wonder what happened to Sharon? She fell off the radar after she left Citibank.
— Getting a new apartment is off the radar screen right now since my job is in jeopardy.
— I’m so glad the Kardashian’s have fallen a bit off the radar screen since they stopped their reality show. I wish they’d disappear completely.
Synonyms
- out of sight, out of mind
- fall/drop off the map
- off the grid
- vanish into thin air
- vanish from sight
- cease to be
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