dispel in Latin
dispel in Latin is dispellō — dispel means to make fears, doubts, or false ideas disappear by showing they have no basis.
dispel in Latin
dispellō
(transitive) To drive away or cause to vanish by scattering.
What does "dispel" mean?
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verb To make fears, doubts, or false ideas disappear by showing they have no basis.
"The coach's calm words dispelled the team's nerves before the final."
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dispel in a sentence
- The coach's calm words dispelled the team's nerves before the final.
- New evidence dispelled any doubt about who was responsible.
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What is "dispel" in Latin?
"dispel" in Latin is dispellō. dispel means: To make fears, doubts, or false ideas disappear by showing they have no basis.
How do you use "dispel" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach's calm words dispelled the team's nerves before the final." In Latin, "dispel" is dispellō.
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