Evaporate (verb)

1. Convert (a liquid) into a vapor.
2. Disappear or cause to disappear as if by evaporating.
3. Abstain from or stop doing something.

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from latin evaporat- "dispersed as vapor", from the verb evaporare, from e- (variant of ex-) "out" + vapor "steam, vapor".

Examples:

1. The water in the pan will evaporate if left on the stove.
2. The alcohol in the mixture will evaporate when heated.
3. The anger between them evaporated quickly.
4. The company's profits evaporated due to the economic crisis.
5. The enthusiasm he had for the project evaporated after the first setback.