dis
pel
Third Person
dispels
Present Participle
dispelling
Past Tense
dispelled
Past Participle
dispelled
1
to make something disappear
transitive
- The teacher successfully dispelled any confusion by providing clear explanations.
- The scientist conducted experiments to dispel doubts about the new discovery.
- The leader addressed the concerns of the team to dispel anxieties about the project.
- The spokesperson held a press conference to dispel rumors and provide accurate information.
- The therapist helped the patient dispel irrational fears through counseling.
2
to make something disappear or go away by scattering it
transitive
- The strong wind helped dispel the fog over the lake.
- The light from the lantern dispelled the darkness in the room.
- The fresh air outside dispelled the stale smell in the room.
- The army used loud noises to dispel the crowds that had gathered.
- The rain dispelled the heat of the day, bringing a cool breeze.