banishing (Meaning)

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banishing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Banish

The priest performed an ancient ritual to banish the evil spirits from the haunted house.
The town council voted to banishing all smoking from public spaces.
The soldiers were tasked with banishing the invaders from their homeland.
The bully's harsh words banished the new student from the group.
The aroma of fresh coffee banished the lingering smell of paint.
The bright sunlight banished the shadows from the room.
The banishing of pesticides from the farm improved the health of the environment.
The therapist's techniques helped the patient banish their negative thoughts.
The castle's ancient walls seemed to banish the weight of the outside world.
The banishment of hate speech from social media created a more tolerant platform.

of Banish

exiling, relegating, deporting, transporting, displacing, eliminating, dismissing, expelling, expatriating,evicting

admitting, receiving,receiving, accepting, admitting, accepting, naturalizing, sheltering, taking in, entertaining

The priest performed an ancient ritual to banish the evil spirits from the haunted house.

The town council voted to banishing all smoking from public spaces.

The soldiers were tasked with banishing the invaders from their homeland.

The bully's harsh words banished the new student from the group.