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dispelled

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Main Entry: dispel
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: drive away thought, belief

Synonyms:

allay, banish, beat off, break it up, break up, bust up, cancel, chase away, crumble, deploy, disband, disintegrate, dismiss, disperse, dissipate, distribute, eject, eliminate, expel, oust, repel, resolve, rout, scatter, scramble, split up

Antonyms:

accumulate, collect, garner, gather, recall
Main Entry: banish
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: expel from place or situation

Synonyms:

ban, cast out, deport, discard, discharge, dislodge, dismiss, dispel, drive away, eject, eliminate, eradicate, evict, exclude, excommunicate, exile, expatriate, expulse, extradict, get rid of, isolate, ostracize, oust, outlaw, proscribe, relegate, remove, rusticate, sequester, shake off, shut out, transport

Antonyms:

allow, keep, welcome
Main Entry: dismiss
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: put out of one's mind

Synonyms:

banish, contemn, deride, despise, discard, disdain, dispel, disregard, drop, flout, gibe, gird, jeer, kiss off, laugh away, lay aside, mock, pooh-pooh, rally, reject, relegate, repudiate, repulse, ridicule, scoff, scorn, scout, set aside, shelve, spurn, taunt, twit

Antonyms:

accept, welcome
Main Entry: disperse
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: distribute; scatter

Synonyms:

banish, besprinkle, break up, broadcast, cast forth, circulate, deal, diffuse, disappear, disband, disburse, discharge, dislodge, dismiss, dispel, disseminate, dissipate, dissolve, divvy, dole out, eject, intersperse, measure out, partition, propagate, radiate, rout, scatter, scramble, send off, separate, shed, sow, split up, spray, spread, strew, take off in all directions, vanish
Notes: to disburse means 'to pay out or expend'; to disperse is 'to scatter something'

Antonyms:

arrange, assemble, collect, garner, gather
Main Entry: dissipate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: disappear

Synonyms:

dispel, disperse, dissolve, drive away, evanesce, evaporate, melt away, run dry, scatter, spread, vanish

Antonyms:

appear
Main Entry: evaporate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: dry up, dissolve

Synonyms:

clear, concentrate, dehumidify, dehydrate, dematerialize, desiccate, disappear, dispel, disperse, dissipate, evanesce, evanish, fade, fade away, melt, parch, pass, vanish, vaporize, weaken

Antonyms:

dampen, soak, wet
Main Entry: exhaust
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: consume, use up

Synonyms:

bankrupt, bleed dry, deplete, devour, dispel, disperse, dissipate, drain, draw, dry, eat, eat up, empty, expend, finish, impoverish, run out, run through, spend, squander, strain, suck dry, take last of, void, wash up, waste

Antonyms:

refresh, replenish
Main Entry: rout
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: defeat overwhelmingly

Synonyms:

bash, beat, blow out of water, bulldoze, bury*, chase, clean up on, clobber, conquer, cream*, crush, cut to pieces, destroy, discomfit, dispel, drive off, expel, finish*, hunt, kill*, lambaste*, larrup, murder*, outmaneuver, overpower, overthrow, put to flight, repulse, scatter, scuttle, shut out, skunk, subdue, subjugate, swamp*, torpedo, total*, trounce, vanquish, wallop, wax, whip, wipe off map, wipe out, worst, zap

Antonyms:

win
Main Entry: scatter
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: strew, disperse

Synonyms:

besprinkle, broadcast, cast, derange, diffuse, disband, discard, disject, dispel, disseminate, dissipate, distribute, disunite, diverge, divide, expend, fling, intersperse, litter, migrate, part, pour, put to flight, run away, scramble, separate, set, set asunder, sever, shatter, shed, shower, sow, spend, split up, spray, spread, sprinkle, sunder, take off in all directions, throw around, throw out

Antonyms:

collect, gather
Main Entry: volatilize
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: evaporate

Synonyms:

boil away, clear, concentrate, dehumidify, dehydrate, dematerialize, desiccate, disappear, dispel, disperse, dissipate, evanesce, evanish, fade, fade away, melt, parch, pass*, vanish, vaporize, weaken
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