chase away (Meaning)

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chase away (v)

force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The scarecrow was designed to chase away birds from the farmer's crops.
The loud noise of the firecrackers was enough to chase away the neighborhood stray cats.
She used a broom to chase away the pesky raccoons that rummaged through her garbage cans at night.
The bright lights of the city did little to chase away the darkness that lingered in his heart.
The guard dog's fierce barking was enough to chase away any intruders from the property.
The warm sunlight helped to chase away the chill of the early morning air.
She hoped that the new medication would help chase away the persistent headaches she had been experiencing.
He played cheerful music to chase away the melancholy mood that had settled over the room.
The laughter of children playing in the park helped to chase away the gloomy thoughts that plagued her mind.
The loving embrace of her family was enough to chase away the loneliness she felt living far from home.

force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The scarecrow was designed to chase away birds from the farmer's crops.

The loud noise of the firecrackers was enough to chase away the neighborhood stray cats.

She used a broom to chase away the pesky raccoons that rummaged through her garbage cans at night.

The bright lights of the city did little to chase away the darkness that lingered in his heart.