dishaunt (Meaning)
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dishaunt (v. t.)
To leave; to quit; to cease to haunt.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dishaunt
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dishaunt Sentence Examples
- The old mansion is dishaunted, leaving no trace of its former supernatural occupants.
- Once a place of mystery and fear, the dishaunted house now stands empty and quiet.
- The dishaunted attic no longer creaks with ghostly footsteps, bringing a sense of peace to the old home.
- With the spirits departed, the dishaunted castle is now open to the public, revealing its long-hidden secrets.
- The dishaunted forest path is now safe for hikers to explore, free from the ghostly apparitions that once haunted it.
- The exorcism ritual successfully dishaunted the possessed house, restoring it to its former peaceful state.
- The dishaunted graveyard is now a serene place of remembrance, where visitors can pay their respects without fear of ghostly encounters.
- The town of Salem, once known for its witch trials, is now dishaunted, leaving behind a legacy of historical intrigue.
- The dishaunted ship, once the site of terrifying legends, now sails the seas peacefully, carrying cargo and passengers without any supernatural disturbances.
- The dishaunted hotel room is now a popular tourist destination, attracting guests eager to experience a night in the once-haunted chamber.
FAQs About the word dishaunt
To leave; to quit; to cease to haunt.
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No antonyms found.
The old mansion is dishaunted, leaving no trace of its former supernatural occupants.
Once a place of mystery and fear, the dishaunted house now stands empty and quiet.
The dishaunted attic no longer creaks with ghostly footsteps, bringing a sense of peace to the old home.
With the spirits departed, the dishaunted castle is now open to the public, revealing its long-hidden secrets.
