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Meaning dispel meaning

What does dispel mean?

dispel

— verb (= turn back, drive away) force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings Drive away potential burglars drive away bad thoughts dispel doubts The supermarket had to turn back many disappointed customers — verb (= scatter) to cause to separate and go in different directions She waved her hand and scattered the crowds

Synonyms dispel synonyms

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dispel English » English

remove disperse drive away scatter dissipate destroy chase away expel drive off relieve eliminate clear away break up turn back shatter run off get rid of drive out disband chase break banish alleviate allay wrack wipe out take away spread around soothe smash up settle ruin rout reject refresh move make vanish make disappear large boat knock out hush up hunt exile eradicate ease drive distribute dissolve diffuse deport

Conjugation dispel conjugation

How do you conjugate dispel?

dispel · verb

Examples dispel examples

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Simple sentences

An experienced healer can lift curses and dispel evil eyes.

Movie subtitles

But you shall dawn anew in the East as the first rays of Amon-Ra dispel the shadows.
It would melt and give off carbon dioxide which would dispel the air.
Nikko, dear, I hate to dispel your fantasy, but.
So, I think, perhaps the time has come to dispel any further doubts that you may have.
First, dispel his fears.
I think the Sun's rays will dispel the shadows from your mind, Tegana.
But the doubt remained, I couldn't dispel it.
There is no antidote to the poison of Elasian tears. The men of Elas have tried desperately for centuries to dispel its power.
I tried to dispel the air of silence.
Unless we dispel this myth we'll never get their approval.
Dispel your evil seducer forever, reclaim his guilt to the world.
I dispel you.
It's an image we'd like to dispel, I think.
Why don't you call him and dispel your doubts?
If I could just see Lady Penrose it might help dispel much of the mystery that surrounds these happenings in La Morte Rouge.
Sleep hadn't begun to dispel the shame I'd felt all evening at playing along with my friend's game.
The men of Elas have tried desperately for centuries to dispel its power.
Just long enough to dispel their suspicions.
You should sleep with me to dispel your fears.
Help us dispel the gloom.
I think I've got to dispel a few romantic notions you seem to have.
I hope this technique will help you to dispel sadness. Unless your brother, not against it.
Now, Butch, you know one of the purposes of this mission. is to dispel some of those myths.
I'm here to dispel some of the gloom and doom running rampant in the press since the beginning of Charlie's Tet Offensive.
Now, let me dispel a few rumors so they don't fester into facts.
That although we will miss him, our love will light the void and dispel the darkness.
So to dispel any doubts, I invite anyone to come challenge me.
The letter must dispel her illusions, she'll lose hope and calm down.
When the Key is mine, I shall dispel the light and darkness and night shall reign!
Dispel the evil.
Now let me dispel a few rumours so they don't fester into facts.
We've got science to celebrate and demons to dispel.
I command the forces of darkness to dispel their infernal. Jones didn't need to prove the devil did not exist. not as a supernatural being. because I had seen the devil.
It is a cloud I will dispel.
Well, I hope to dispel that notion.
The very next day she took a step to dispel his claim that as a white she was incapable of caring for blacks as individuals.
Short of which, I will not fail to dispel the chill now afflicting you.
Look,you clearly have some idea about my past and I'd prefer to dispel, and this way I won't be blindsided again unless, of course,there's something that you don't want known.

News and current affairs

But it will not be big enough to dispel convertibility risk and hence demonstrate the ECB's credibility as a lender of last resort.
By contrast, continental leaders have done little to dispel the impression that they are acting in response to a US request and for a US cause.
The best way to avoid this risk is for Iraq to raise its level of cooperation towards the inspections unconditionally and show all the proof needed to dispel the allegations leveled against it.
For example, by stating their willingness to take any territorial disputes to the International Court of Justice, Japanese authorities could help to dispel perceptions of militarism.
Ethnocentrism results from the unchallenged understandings that we unwittingly carry with us, and which we cannot dispel by adopting another attitude.
One responsibility of economic leadership is to dispel economic myths--certainly not to create them.
The pace of urbanization should dispel Western doubts stemming from concerns over so-called ghost cities and chronic over-investment.
The whole world, it seems, views China as the next great global power. A trip to Beijing does little to dispel that impression.
The prospect of EU membership for Turkey would also dispel the outdated notion that Europe stands for Christendom.
The best way to avoid this risk is for Iraq to raise its level of cooperation towards the inspections unconditionally and show all the proof needed to dispel the allegations leveled against it. Japan ought to speak up and say this.
The stigma surrounding the disease remains hard to dispel, and results in discriminatory attitudes and practices that continue to blight the lives of millions of people.
The just-concluded summit between Obama and Xi did little to dispel this possibility.
A trip to Beijing does little to dispel that impression.
Unfortunately, this also makes self-regulation a faith that is very difficult to dispel, because its priests can always claim that its failures result not from theological bankruptcy, but from insufficient orthodoxy.

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