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to dispel
01
to make something disappear
Transitive: to dispel a belief or feeling
02
to make something disappear or go away by scattering it
Transitive: to dispel sb/sth
dispel
v
Example
The teacher successfully dispelled any confusion by providing clear explanations.
The leader addressed the concerns of the team to dispel anxieties about the project.
The scientist conducted experiments to dispel doubts about the new discovery.
The spokesperson held a press conference to dispel rumors and provide accurate information.
The fresh air outside dispelled the stale smell in the room.
