Collocations for obscurity - noun
ADJECTIVE
complete,
total
near, virtual
He is now living in virtual obscurity.
near, virtual
He is now living in virtual obscurity.
comparative (esp. BrE),
relative
professional
professional
VERB + obscurity
fade into,
sink into,
slip into,
vanish into
be plucked from, emerge from, rise from
After many years, his scientific work emerged from obscurity.
O'Neil rose from obscurity to become an international sensation.
be plucked from, emerge from, rise from
After many years, his scientific work emerged from obscurity.
O'Neil rose from obscurity to become an international sensation.
be relegated to
labor in (AmE), languish in
labor in (AmE), languish in