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banishes Meaning
banishes
to drive away, to require by authority to leave a country, to force to leave a country, to clear away, to drive out or remove from a home or place of usual resort or continuance
banishes Sentence Examples
- The sacred incantation banished the wicked spirits from the haunted house.
- The aroma of freshly brewed coffee banished the lingering sleepiness from my mind.
- The bright sunlight banished the shadows that had crept into the room.
- The sound of laughter banished the gloom that had settled over the crowd.
- The doctor's words banished my fears and gave me hope for the future.
- The arrival of spring banished the dreariness of winter and brought new life to the world.
- The discovery of the cure banished the despair that had gripped the hearts of the patients.
- The passing of the storm banished the threat of danger and brought respite to the weary travelers.
- The act of forgiveness banished the resentment that had festered in my heart for years.
- The military offensive banished the enemy forces from the contested territory, restoring peace to the region.
FAQs About the word banishes
to drive away, to require by authority to leave a country, to force to leave a country, to clear away, to drive out or remove from a home or place of usual reso
evicts,relegates, exiles, deports, excludes, dismisses, expels, ejects, eliminates,transports
receives, admits, accepts, entertains,naturalizes, repatriates, takes in, harbors, houses,shelters
The sacred incantation banished the wicked spirits from the haunted house.
The aroma of freshly brewed coffee banished the lingering sleepiness from my mind.
The bright sunlight banished the shadows that had crept into the room.
The sound of laughter banished the gloom that had settled over the crowd.
