dehorted (Meaning)

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dehorted (imp. & p. p.)

of Dehort

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The group was dehorted by the sudden storm, scattering them in all directions.
The commander dehorted the troops when they reached the safety of the base.
The teacher dehorted the students, allowing them to work individually on their assignments.
As the chaos intensified, the organizers dehorted the crowd, urging them to leave the premises calmly.
The coach dehorted the players, advising them to focus on their individual strengths during the game.
In the face of danger, the guide dehorted the hikers, signaling for them to disperse and take cover.
Sensing the tension, the mediator dehorted the disputing parties, encouraging them to cool down and reconsider their positions.
The manager dehorted the team, suggesting they take a break before tackling the challenging project.
Despite the protests, the police dehorted the protesters, dispersing them from the area.
The leader dehorted the volunteers, instructing them to regroup after the unexpected setback.

of Dehort

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The group was dehorted by the sudden storm, scattering them in all directions.

The commander dehorted the troops when they reached the safety of the base.

The teacher dehorted the students, allowing them to work individually on their assignments.

As the chaos intensified, the organizers dehorted the crowd, urging them to leave the premises calmly.