All 4 Uses

oblivion
in
The Bourne Identity
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And one day she would stop, the money would stop, and then the oblivions would be achieved with the cheapest wine until there was no pain at all.†
Chpt 1
Other than the uncontrollable fear of dying and oblivion, would there be anything else?†
Chpt 4 *

oblivion = a state of being completely gone from memory, existence, or awareness
The beggar was running away; an old man with eyes of steel was racing into the crowds, into oblivion.†
Chpt 29
Along with the old women were shabbily dressed men-most also old, others pathetically young-holding overcoats together, seeking the warmth of the church, these clutching bottles in their pockets, precious oblivion extended, another day to survive.†
Chpt 34

Definitions:

(1) (oblivion)
state of complete loss—being totally forgotten, wiped out, or lost to awareness of what is going on
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)