dispelling
Verb
The word is derived from dispel
Meaning
of Dispel
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Phrases with the word
Examples
“Black Fathers Rock spawned from the need to change the narrative of what it means to be a black father in today’s society while dispelling the notion that all of us are absent.”
Consequently, the command line tools for casting and dispelling software are called cast and dispel, respectively.
Democrats could still chip away at Mr. Trump’s margins with such voters, Mr. Thurmond argued, in part by dispelling the notion that supporting racial justice and opposing “rioting and looting” are somehow at odds.
“The birds never kill but only feast on dead flesh and they do it very efficiently,” he said dispelling notions of their status as a bad omen in Indian superstition.
Despite his vigorous attempts at dispelling it, his mind remained filled with the ominous presence of that hated enemy.
In years to come, shooter developers would spend as much time dispelling the notoriety Duke Nukem generated as they would profiting from his example.